'Stub' of a table is the ________ part of the table describing the
Options
ALeft, Columns
BRight, Columns
CRight, Rows
DLeft, Rows
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✅ Option d — Left, Rows
All Options:
- ALeft, Columns
- BRight, Columns
- CRight, Rows
- DLeft, Rows
Detailed Solution & Explanation
The stub of a statistical table refers to the leftmost column or section of a table that contains the descriptions, designations, or headings of the rows. It is used to systematically identify the data presented in each horizontal row. Therefore, the stub is located at the left part of the table and describes the rows. Hence, **Option D** is the correct answer.
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