For the Same Bivariate Table, Cramer's V Is

question 24

Multiple Choice

For the same bivariate table, Cramer's V is .27 and lambda is zero. What can we conclude?

• A) a computational mistake has been made. V can never be greater than lambda
• B) this is a negative relationship
• C) there is no association, disregard V
• D) the variables may be associated even if lambda is zero. Disregard lambda if the row marginals are very unequal

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Demand Curve

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