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Information for drop down boxes is

Drop down Box Options for the last question on the last screen shot are

Box Number 1 Not Equal or Equal

Box Number 2 greater than, smaller than, smaller than the absolute value of or greater than the absolute value of

Box Number 3 there is no drop down option...Blank out of 100 repititions for this experiment.

All three of these screen shots are included in the same problem. The question of this problem I am having trouble with is... The last question of the last screen shot towards the very bottom of the third screen shot can you please help me out?

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