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21 - What is the chi-square table value in an experiment with a significance level of 0.05, 5 groups and 7 observations? a) 5,99146 B) 9,48773 NS) 12,59159 D) 14,44938 TO) 7,77944

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What is the chi-square table value in an experiment with a significance level of 0.05, 5 groups and 7 observations?

5,99146

9,48773

NS)

12,59159

14,44938

TO)

7,77944

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