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Question How is the degree of freedom (v) calculated from the d2* table
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I am actually working on uncertainty of a measuring instrument and I try to understand how is the degree of freedom (v) is calculated on the d2* table in the appendix C of the MSA third edition. I have found the relation between d2 and d2* but I miss the calculation of v. The v is a decimal number but for all laws I know with degree of freedom, v must be whole number. Perhaps can someone help me.

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The statistics is really beyond me. Please check the file
StatExpose_d2.pdf taken frrom AIAG website. This may help.
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