Lesson 6.3 Quiz: Two-Way Tables

Click on ALL of the Marginal Frequencies.

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Click on ALL of the Joint Frequencies.

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The day after the mid-term exam was administered, Ms. Jones decided to poll her students to see whether they studied for the exam.

She wanted to determine if there was a relationship between the pass and fail rate.

Complete the two-way frequency table.

e

d

f

g

20

117

Not Enough Information

132

23

14

114

There were 150 teenagers at an awards banquet, 72 were boys. Twenty eight girls wanted soda. Twenty boys and fifty girls wanted sweet tea. Fill in the data in the two way table below.

f

d

e

g

h

i

c

b

a

78

72

80

150

28

20

50

52

70

The New Green Deal was a proposal to address Climate Change.

According to this NBC News poll, how many people were surveyed about the Green New Deal

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According to this NBC News poll, how many males were surveyed about the Green New Deal

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According to this NBC News poll, how many females were surveyed about the Green New Deal

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How many males surveyed did not answer the question?

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What is the difference between males who strongly disagree and females who strongly disagree?

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Create a RELATIVE FREQUENCY Table from the FREQUENCY table.

Percents are rounded to the nearest whole.

f

g

h

i

e

d

c

b

a

35%

44%

56%

18%

21%

25%

61%

39%

100%