1) False.
As when is large the shape of the always tends to normal distribution curve.
So, the are many population distribution that are positively or negatively skewed.
2) True
As P value at 0.01 significance level is greater than that at 0.05 significance level.
3) True.
As when P value is greater than we accept null hypothesis.
4) True
As response variable is dependent on explanatory variable(independent variable). So it can only be determined by observation.
5) False
As total probability of occurring plus non occurring is one.
6) True
As disjoint sets means the two sets does not have any intersection, means they are independent
7) True
As standard deviation remains same when something is added or subtracted from something.
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