An exculpatory clause in a residential lease that purports to relieve the landlord of liability for injuries to the tenant is:

Under the federal Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, tenants in foreclosed property have the right to remain in possession until their lease expires unless the new owner will be occupying the property as a principal residence, in which case the tenant is entitled to:

A. 3 days to move out B. 30 days to move out C. a chance to object to the court D. a 90-day notice to vacate

The t distribution is a symmetric bell-shaped distribution that is useful for small sample testing

Indicate whether the statement is true or false