In a 3 by 4 contingency table, there are:
A)four levels of each variable
B)two levels of one variable and three levels of the other
C)three levels of one variable and four levels of the other
D)four levels of one variable and five levels of the other

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In a contingency table, rows represent one variable while columns represent the other. Therefore, there are three levels of one variable (represented by the rows) and four levels of the other variable (represented by the columns).

In a 3 by 4 Contingency Table, There Are