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The frequency corresponding to two variables, one along the row and one along the column in a two-way table is known as .

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Marginal Frequency

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Joint Frequency

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C

Threshold Frequency

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Solution

The correct option is B Joint Frequency
The frequency corresponding to two variables, one along the row and one along the column in a two-way table is known as Joint Frequency.

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