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Each of forty-six students in first or second grade was asked, "Can you swim?" Here are the results. • 11 students in first grade and 17 students in second grade can swim. • 6 students in first grade and 12 students in second grade cannot swim. Construct a two-way frequency table for the data. Choose one Choose one Choose one 0 0 V Choose one X 0 0 S

Each of forty-six students in first or second grade was asked, "Can you swim?" Here are the results. • 11 students in first grade and 17 students in second grade can swim. • 6 students in first grade and 12 students in second grade cannot swim. Construct a two-way frequency table for the data. Choose one Choose one Choose one 0 0 V Choose one X 0 0 S

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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