A researcher measured the conductivity of a 15 sample (0.1 mm copper) cable and then measured the conductivity of the cable samples after twisting 2 rounds. For the sample size and data analysis method of the study, which is the following? Please select one: a. N = 30 and T test in two independent groups b. None of them c. N = 15 and T test in two dependent groups d. N = 15 and T test in two independent groups e. N = 30 and T test in two dependent groups

A researcher measured the conductivity of a 15 sample (0.1 mm copper) cable and then measured the conductivity of the cable samples after twisting 2 rounds. For the sample size and data analysis method of the study, which is the following? Please select one: a. N = 30 and T test in two independent groups b. None of them c. N = 15 and T test in two dependent groups d. N = 15 and T test in two independent groups e. N = 30 and T test in two dependent groups

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