A lab group investigates the maximum weight students can lift with their arms compared to their legs. If their t' value

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A lab group investigates the maximum weight students can lift with their arms compared to their legs. If their t' value

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A lab group investigates the maximum weight students can lift with their arms compared to their legs. If their t' value was 0.35, which of the following conclusions would be justified? This is a difference between the arms and legs data. It's likely there's a difference between the arms and legs data. They can't determine whether there is or is not a difference between the arms and legs data. It's unlikely there's a difference between the arms and legs data,
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