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Two-Proportion Z-Test Independence Condition
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How does the independence condition for a two-proportion z-test differ from that of a single-proportion test when dealing with a randomized experiment?

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It focuses solely on the independence between the two groups, ignoring within-group independence

B

It only requires independence within each group, not between groups

C

It requires independence both within and between the two groups being compared

D

It assumes automatic independence due to randomization, negating the need for further checks

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