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In the formula for estimating the population variance from the sample, the sum of squared deviations is divided by
A) the number of participants in the sample minus one.
B) the number of participants in the sample.
C) the number of participants in the population.
D) the number of participants in the population minus one.
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Makes much more sense now
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