In a bivariate table,the row and column totals are called
A)data.
B)marginals.
C)cells.
D)variables.

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Marginals refer to the row and column totals in a bivariate table. These are important in analyzing the relationship between two variables. The other options (A, C, and D) are not appropriate as data refers to the individual values in the table, cells refer to the intersection of a row and a column, and variables refer to the two factors being studied.

In a Bivariate Table,the Row and Column Totals Are Called