A certain car model comes in four different colors (black, white, blue, and silver) and can either have automatic or manual transmission. The company that makes the car took a random sample of 384 cars that were sold and checked their color and transmission. Here are the results: Transmission Automatic Manual Total Black 57 41 98 White 64 32 96 Blue 38 85 123 Silver 21 46 67 Total 180 204 384 The company wants to perform ax test of independence between color and transmission. What is the expected count for the cell corresponding to a white car with manual transmission? You may round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Expected:

A certain car model comes in four different colors (black, white, blue, and silver) and can either have automatic or manual transmission. The company that makes the car took a random sample of 384 cars that were sold and checked their color and transmission. Here are the results: Transmission Automatic Manual Total Black 57 41 98 White 64 32 96 Blue 38 85 123 Silver 21 46 67 Total 180 204 384 The company wants to perform ax test of independence between color and transmission. What is the expected count for the cell corresponding to a white car with manual transmission? You may round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Expected:

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A certain car model comes in four different colors (black, white, blue, and silver) and can either have
automatic or manual transmission.
The company that makes the car took a random sample of 384 cars that were sold and checked their color
and transmission. Here are the results:
Transmission
Automatic
Manual
Total
Black
57
41
98
White
64
32
96
Blue
38
85
123
Silver
21
46
67
Total
180
204
384
The company wants to perform ax test of independence between color and transmission.
What is the expected count for the cell corresponding to a white car with manual transmission?
You may round your answer to the nearest hundredth.
Expected:

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