[Solved] Two factors are said to be orthogonal when:

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Q.	Two factors are said to be orthogonal when:
A.	they are correlated, that is, they cannot vary independently
B.	there are equal numbers of participants in all groups
C.	they are uncorrelated, that is, they vary independently
D.	there is a single control group, with which all the other groups can be compared
Answer» C. they are uncorrelated, that is, they vary independently

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