Question

question 9 (mandatory) (2 points)
if a result is highly unlikely to have occurred by chance alone, the result is said to be
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a) a natural law
b) a scientific theory
c) statistically insignificant
d) statistically probable
e) statistically significant

Explanation:

In statistics, when a result is highly unlikely to have occurred by chance alone, it is called statistically significant. A natural law is a fundamental principle in nature. A scientific theory is a well - established explanation. Statistically insignificant means the result could likely be due to chance. Statistically probable is a general term but not the specific term for results unlikely by chance.

Answer:

e) statistically significant