Under what circumstances can a very small treatment effect be statistically significant?
The ideal in sampling is to have as big a sample as possible and as small a variance as possible. The idea being that if you observe more and everything you observe is practically the same then you can be pretty darn sure of the population value.
That would be 30% good luckkk
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Your answer would be E: parking
The correct answer is A- resiliency
