* Directions : use the specific table to answer math questions 9 & 10. * Marking this under "Statistics" but unsure...   9. Compare marginal relative frequencies. These are the relative frequencies in the margins (the "Total" column and the "Total" row.)  Include percentages in the given answers.  A. Which group of voters was larger : students or teachers?  B. Which mascot had the higher percentage of votes? : Volverine or Shark?  10. Compare the joint relative frequencies. These are the relative frequencies of the combined (joint) categories. Include percentages in the given answers.  A. Which mascot did students prefer? : Wolverine or Shark? B. Which mascot did teachers prefer? : Wolverine or Shark?

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Directions : use the specific table to answer math questions 9 & 10. *

Marking this under "Statistics" but unsure...

 

9. Compare marginal relative frequencies. These are the relative frequencies in the margins (the "Total" column and the "Total" row.)  Include percentages in the given answers. 

A. Which group of voters was larger : students or teachers? 

B. Which mascot had the higher percentage of votes? : Volverine or Shark? 

10. Compare the joint relative frequencies. These are the relative frequencies of the combined (joint) categories. Include percentages in the given answers. 

A. Which mascot did students prefer? : Wolverine or Shark?

B. Which mascot did teachers prefer? : Wolverine or Shark? 

 

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Main idea: Comparing relative fregquencies
Use this relative frequency table for questions 9 and 10.
Wolverine
Shark
Total
Students
0.52
0.09
0.61
Teachers
0.16
0.23
0.39
Total
0.68
0.32
1.00
Transcribed Image Text:Main idea: Comparing relative fregquencies Use this relative frequency table for questions 9 and 10. Wolverine Shark Total Students 0.52 0.09 0.61 Teachers 0.16 0.23 0.39 Total 0.68 0.32 1.00
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