In a bivariate table,two variables are said to be statistically independent when,within each category of the independent variable,the percentage distributions of the dependent variable are
A)identical.
B)unequal.
C)descending.
D)ascending.

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Statistical independence means that the distribution of the dependent variable is not related to the values of the independent variable. Thus, within each category of the independent variable, the percentage distributions of the dependent variable must be identical. Therefore, option A is the correct choice.

In a Bivariate Table,two Variables Are Said to Be Statistically