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soccerdreamer_17

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The expected cell count for the row a and column b entry in a bivariate contingency table is equal to the product of the row a and column b marginal totals.
  1.True
  2.False

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The row and column marginal totals provide information on the distribution of the observed values for each of the two variables defining the contingency table.<--EndFragment-->
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