Consider the following six key terms we have been using when working through various inference procedures: population mean sample mean population of quantitative observations sample of quantitative observations population standard deviation sample standard deviation This question is designed to help you practice applying these terms in various scenarios. Question 1.1 T-test Q1.1 T-test 0 Points Grading comment: Select the most appropriate option for both (a) and (b) to complete the sentence: "A t-test statistic measures how much the (a)____deviates from the hypothesized (b)____, in standard error units." (a) Choice 1 of 6: population mean Choice 2 of 6: population standard deviation Choice 3 of 6: sample standard deviation Choice 4 of 6: sample mean Choice 5 of 6: sample of quantitative observations Choice 6 of 6: population of quantitative observations Grading comment: (b) Choice 1 of 6: population of quantitative observations Choice 2 of 6: sample mean Choice 3 of 6: population mean Choice 4 of 6: population standard deviation Choice 5 of 6: sample of quantitative observations Choice 6 of 6: sample standard deviation Save Answer Question 1.1: T-testLast saved on Apr 01 at 4:19 PM Question 1.2 CLT Q1.2 CLT 0 Points Grading comment: The Central Limit Theorem states that as the size of the (a)____ increases, the distribution of the (b)____ will increasingly resemble a normal distribution, regardless of the shape of the population's distribution