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POUILO 11. For a bivariate frequency table having (p + q) classification the total number of cells is (a) p (b) p +q (c) q (d) pq​

POUILO 11. For a bivariate frequency table having (p + q) classification the total number of cells is (a) p (b) p +q (c) q (d) pq​
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POUILO 11. For a bivariate frequency table having (p + q) classification the total number of cells is

(a) p (b) p +q (c) q (d) pq​

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g

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f

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