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Is there a statistically significant difference in the proportion of houses that have sold in district A and the proportion sold in district B? What is your conclusion? The sample proportions are different, and the difference is large enough to be due to something other than chance sampling error. The variables "district" and "sold" are statistically independent. The sample proportions are different, and the difference is large enough to be due to something other than chance sampling error. The variables "district" and "sold" are statistically dependent. Even though the sample proportions are different, the difference is small enough to be due to chance sampling error. The variables "district" and "sold" are statistically dependent. Even though the sample proportions are different, the difference is small enough to be due to chance sampling error. The variables "district" and "sold" are statistically independent.

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