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The term standard error describes a measure of the variability for different means.true or false

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That statement is False

Standard error describe a measure of Standard Deviation from the sample of that exact same population that have different values, Not For different Means
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The statement is FALSE.

The standard error is a statistic that measures the degree of variability of the observations in a dataset. It quantifies how much each observation is deviated from the mean. It measures both positive and negative deviations from the mean value but it is always a positive magnitude.

It is not used to compare the variability of different means.

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