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Answer:
B. False
Explanation:
We know that when the considerable violations of parametric assumptions occur in the hypothesis test, then we should use nonparametric test instead of parametric test. We always use the nonparametric tests when assumptions for the test are not defined properly. There are alternative nonparametric tests available for the most of the parametric tests.
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