If both the dependent and independent variables had three values and the control variable had four values,how many partial tables would be produced?
A)two
B)three
C)four
D)twelve

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When both the dependent and independent variables have three values and the control variable has four values, a partial table would be produced for every combination of one dependent variable value, one independent variable value, and one control variable value. Therefore, the total number of partial tables would be 3 x 3 x 4 = 36. However, the partial tables for each combination of independent and dependent variables would be identical, leaving us with only four unique partial tables. Therefore, the answer is C, four.

If Both the Dependent and Independent Variables Had Three Values