A controlled experiment.
One only has one factor. If you have to, you can use (1,1)
Squares (or cubes or more) of prime numbers have one distinct prime factor, but if you're counting them individually, all composite numbers have at least two prime factors.
the factors of 753 are 3 and 251 and 251 have only one factor that is 1 hence 8 is not a factor of 753
I think you already did. Prime numbers have exactly two factors. 1 is not a prime number because it has only one factor.
One (1), because 7 is a prime number, so the only one possible for their common factor is 1.
A controlled experiment
You are performing a controlled experiment.
A controlled experiment
A controlled experiment test one factor at a time.
A variable test?
Two limitations of a t-test are you can only use one factor at a time and you can only use two levels at a time. You have to watch out for the Type 1 error because it increases with simultaneous tests.
The test is only good for one person only and only good for one time use
a fair test
A controlled experiment
by a controlled experiment When seeking an answer to a problem, one might take the problem and test one factor at a time in order to find that answer by a process of elimination.
no they are one time only
It depends what you mean by that. But in an experiment that is made up of several tests, one factor at a time must be changed in order to rule out each possible factor until only one remains. Also test conditions may change if performed on a different day. Hope that helps you!!