A percentage difference derived from a percentage table:
A)is a crude indicator of the strength of a relationship.
B)indicates the amount of error made when converting a contingency table to a percentage table.
C)is meaningless without another one to compare with it.
D)indicates the percentage of the population represented by the sample.

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A percentage difference derived from a percentage table serves as a crude indicator of the strength of a relationship between variables in the table. It helps in understanding how strongly two or more categories are associated or differ from each other.

A Percentage Difference Derived from a Percentage Table