Which of the following accurately describes a truth table?
A) Variable codes are added together
B) All variables are coded as present or absent
C) Rows of the table represent different outcomes on the dependent variable
D) Columns represent cases

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A truth table is a table used in logic to represent all possible combinations of inputs and their corresponding outputs. In the table, all variables are coded as present or absent (usually represented as 1 or 0), which allows for all possible logical outcomes to be represented. The table does not add variable codes together nor represent cases or different outcomes on the dependent variable.

Which of the Following Accurately Describes a Truth Table