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When conducting a chi-square homogeneity test, state the condition needed for the populations under consideration to be homogeneous with respect to the variable.

▸ The population proportions for the variable must not be not equal.

▸ The populations must both have normal distributions.

▸ The populations under consideration must have different distributions for the variable.

▸ The populations under consideration must have the same distribution for the variable.
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