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If the homogeneity of variance assumption is violated in an independent groups t test, this means _________. the populations from which the samples were drawn have different standard deviations you should use the sign test the sample sizes should be equal and N greater than 30 to use the t test the populations from which the samples were drawn have different standard deviations and the sample sizes should be equal and N greater than 30 to use the t test

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the populations from which the samples were drawn have different standard deviations

Explanation:

Given that the assumption of homogeneity of variance is the same as the assumption of the independent samples t-test which asserted that all comparison groups possess the same variance

Therefore, if the homogeneity of variance assumption is violated in an independent groups t-test, this means "the populations from which the samples were drawn have different standard deviations."

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