Consider the survey question shown below. Thinking back to the commercial you just saw, how relevant or not relevant would you say the commercial's message was? Hould you say that it was ..
$\begin{array} { l l } \text { Extremely relevant } & \text { \_\_\_\_(1) } \ \text { Somewhat relevant } & \text { \_\_\_\_(2) } \ \text { Somewhat irrelevant } & \text { \_\_\_\_(3) } \ \text { Extremely irrelevant } & \text { \_\_\_\_(4) } \end{array}$
One hundred people answer the question after seeing Commercial A and a different 100 people answer this question after seeing Commercial B.The average relevance for Commercial A was 3.0 and the average relevance for Commercial B was 3.0.
This means that the percentage of individuals selecting "Extremely relevant" was identical for the two commercials.

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Consider the survey question shown below. Thinking back to the commercial you just saw, how relevant or not relevant would you say the commercial's message was? Hould you say that it was ..
$\begin{array} { l l } \text { Extremely relevant } & \text { \_\_\_\_(1) } \ \text { Somewhat relevant } & \text { \_\_\_\_(2) } \ \text { Somewhat irrelevant } & \text { \_\_\_\_(3) } \ \text { Extremely irrelevant } & \text { \_\_\_\_(4) } \end{array}$ 
One hundred people answer the question after seeing Commercial A and a different 100 people answer this question after seeing Commercial B.The average relevance for Commercial A was 3.0 and the average relevance for Commercial B was 3.0.
This means that the percentage of individuals selecting "Extremely relevant" was identical for the two commercials.

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The statement only mentions the average relevance for each commercial being 3.0, but it does not provide information about the percentage of individuals selecting "Extremely relevant" for each commercial. As a result, we cannot conclude if the percentage is identical or not.

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