👉 Nondependence, in statistics and probability theory, refers to a set of statistical relationships between two or more variables where there is no relationship between them. This means that one variable does not depend on another, meaning it does not change according to changes in the other variable. For example: 1. A population has 50,000 people. If you randomly select 200 of these people and find out their average age, then this information is non-dependent because it does not depend
