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A. Characterized by a family of distibution, where each distibution depends on two degrees of freedom B as the numerator and denominater degrees of freedom increases the distibution becomes more increasingly symmetric C Positivly skewed with values ranging from 0 to infinity D the degrees of freedom have a Possion distibution Solution D the degrees of freedom have a Possion distibution.

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A. Characterized by a family of distibution, where each distibution .pdf

  1. A. Characterized by a family of distibution, where each distibution depends on two degrees of freedom B as the numerator and denominater degrees of freedom increases the distibution becomes more increasingly symmetric C Positivly skewed with values ranging from 0 to infinity D the degrees of freedom have a Possion distibution Solution D the degrees of freedom have a Possion distibution
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