If you are using SPSS to conduct a two independent samples t-test, examining the impact of your independent variable of "smoking status" (smoker vs. non-smoker) on your dependent variable of "number of cavities reported in a 3 year period", the variable of "number of cavities reported in a 3 year period" would be your identified "Grouping Variable" in the Independent Samples T-Test pop up box.

True
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The correct answer is "False"

Step-by-step explanation:

SPSS is a software used to carry out statistical analysis on business, population growth etc.

In this scenario, the impact of smoking was analyse with the use of SPSS.

The independent variable= smoking status

Dependent variable = number of cavities reported in a 3 year period

Independent Samples T-Test is used to show the comparison between two variables after any statistical analysis.

Therefore, the variable of  "number of cavities reported in a 3 year period" cannot be our identified grouping variable.

maximum area = xy = (16)(32) = 512 ft2

to maximize the area of the garden, the side of the fence parallel to the side of the house should be 32 ft long, and the other two sides should both have length 16 ft.'

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two data sets with the same median will not have the same varaibility

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