11) In a bivariate table, two variables are said to be statistically independent when, within each...
11) In a bivariate table, two variables are said to be statistically independent when, within each category of the independent variable, the percentage distributions of the dependent variable are: (5 points)
a. identical.
b. unequal.
c. descending.
d. ascending.
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In a bivariate table, two variables are said to be statistically independent when, within each category of the independent variable, the percentage distributions of the dependent variable are identical variable.
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