A group of seniors decide to spend their spring break away from home, attending at least one major event. The following table summarizes their preferences. Attend a concert Attend a festival Stay in state 214 186 Travel out of state 391 59 What percent want to attend a concert, given that they want to travel out of state? 86.89% 64.63% 54.73% 46%

A group of seniors decide to spend their spring break away from home, attending at least one major event. The following table summarizes their preferences. Attend a concert Attend a festival Stay in state 214 186 Travel out of state 391 59 What percent want to attend a concert, given that they want to travel out of state? 86.89% 64.63% 54.73% 46%

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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	Attend a concert	Attend a festival
Stay in state	214	186
Travel out of state	391	59

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