To use a chi-square test to examine cross-tabulated data, the
A) data can be in the form of numbers or percentages, and there must be at least 50 or more "counts' in each cell
B) data must be in the form of percentages, not numbers, and there must be at least 5 or more "counts' in each cell
C) data must be in the form of numbers, not percentages, and there must be at least 5 or more "counts' in each cell
D) data must be in the form of numbers, not percentages, and there must be at least 10 or more "counts' in each cell

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The data must be in the form of numbers, not percentages, and there must be at least 5 or more "counts" in each cell for a chi-square test to be valid. While choice A is partially correct, there is no specific requirement for the data to be in the form of percentages. Choice B is incorrect as the data can be in the form of numbers as well. Choice D is also incorrect as the minimum count required for each cell is 5, not 10.

To Use a Chi-Square Test to Examine Cross-Tabulated Data, the