How Many Columns Does the Table Associated with a Contingency

question 115

Multiple Choice

How many columns does the table associated with a contingency table test with 4 rows and 30 degrees of freedom have?

• A) 7 columns
• B) 9 columns
• C) 11 columns
• D) 13 columns

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