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Unit 2 – Exploring Two–Variable Data
Topic 2.3
From a two-way table, how can we determine if two categorical variables are associated or not?
By comparing the conditional relative frequency with the marginal relative frequency for the independent category
We cannot determine if two categorical variables are related or not from a two-way table
By comparing the conditional relative frequency with the marginal relative frequency for the dependent category
By comparing the marginal relative frequencies of the two categorical variables
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AP Statistics - 2.3 Statistics for Two Categorical Variables
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