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How does the calculation of expected counts in a two-way table differ from the calculation of observed counts?

A

Expected counts are always larger than observed counts in a two-way table.

B

Observed counts are calculated using the chi-square formula, while expected counts are directly tallied.

C

Expected counts are only calculated for the marginal totals, while observed counts are calculated for each cell.

D

Expected counts are calculated using row and column totals, while observed counts are directly tallied from the data.

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