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Which results in a larger t-obtained value on a dependent-samples design ? Decreasing the sample size...

Which results in a larger t-obtained value on a dependent-samples design ?

Decreasing the sample size ,increasing variance,decreasing mean difference

Increasing the sample size ,increasing variance,increasing the mean difference

Increasing N,decreasing variance,increasing mean difference

Increasing N,increasing variance and decreasing mean difference

Increasing N,decreasing variance ,decreasing mean difference

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Increasing N, decreasing variance, increasing mean difference

                        

                              

                                   

                         

                           

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