Nicole is studying a two-way table. She has computed the relative frequencies by column for each cell. What characteristic of the data will imply an association between the two variables?

A. The relative frequencies are nearly the same in each row.

B. The relative frequencies are significantly different each row.

C. The relative frequencies add to 100% for each column.

D. The relative frequencies add to 100% for each row.

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Frank

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2 December, 02:00

Nicole is studying a two-way table. She has computed the relative frequencies by column for each cell. What characteristic of the data will imply an association between the two variables?

A. The relative frequencies are nearly the same in each row.

B. The relative frequencies are significantly different each row.

C. The relative frequencies add to 100% for each column.

D. The relative frequencies add to 100% for each row.

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Deandre Vaughan · Answer 1

B. The relative frequencies are significantly different each row.

Step-by-step explanation:

If the relative frequencies are different in each row, this means there were different results for different variables. This implies an association between two of the variables.

If the frequencies were similar, this would mean there was no difference between variables, which means there is no association.