dependent test\nwhich of the following are true for martin and his brother?\nselect all that apply.\nthey…

dependent test\nwhich of the following are true for martin and his brother?\nselect all that apply.\nthey are each a child (adoptive or foster), sibling, niece, nephew, or grand - child of their uncle.\nthey are both under the age of 19 (or 24 if full - time students). they could also be disabled and be any age.\nthey live with their uncle for more than half the year.\ntheir uncle supports at least half of their needs for food, clothing, and shelter.

dependent test\nwhich of the following are true for martin and his brother?\nselect all that apply.\nthey are each a child (adoptive or foster), sibling, niece, nephew, or grand - child of their uncle.\nthey are both under the age of 19 (or 24 if full - time students). they could also be disabled and be any age.\nthey live with their uncle for more than half the year.\ntheir uncle supports at least half of their needs for food, clothing, and shelter.

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Brief Explanations:

These statements seem to be related to criteria for being a dependent in a tax - related or legal context. Each option describes a condition that might be relevant for determining if Martin and his brother can be considered dependents of their uncle.

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It is not possible to determine if any of the options are true as no additional information about Martin and his brother is provided. So, without further data, we cannot select any of the options.