Two samples are independent of one another when the results you observe when sampling from one population have no impact on the results you observe when sampling from the second population.

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Two samples are considered independent if the selection or result of one sample does not influence or affect the selection or result of the other sample. This means that the observations in one sample are not related to the observations in the other sample.

Two Samples Are Independent of One Another When the Results