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If a null hypothesis that states that two populations are identical is rejected using a nonparametric test, then it is safe to assume that
 a. neither the means nor the variances are equal.
  b. the means of the populations are not the same.
  c. the variances of the populations are not the same.
  d. We cannot be sure of the way in which the populations differ from each other.
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