I conducted a research project, with the approval of TSA, involving 2000 college students. Each college student was given a plane ticket to fly from one major airport to another. 250 of the college students in my study were also given fake explosive equipment, remember I had TSA approval to conduct this research project. Out of the 2000 college students involved 376 stopped during screening for being a potential security risk. Of those students 84 were carrying fake explosive equipment. *Yes this is a fake research project constructed for the sake of discussion Complete a two-way table for the research data below: With the Bomb Without the Bomb Total Positive Negative Total

I conducted a research project, with the approval of TSA, involving 2000 college students. Each college student was given a plane ticket to fly from one major airport to another. 250 of the college students in my study were also given fake explosive equipment, remember I had TSA approval to conduct this research project. Out of the 2000 college students involved 376 stopped during screening for being a potential security risk. Of those students 84 were carrying fake explosive equipment. *Yes this is a fake research project constructed for the sake of discussion Complete a two-way table for the research data below: With the Bomb Without the Bomb Total Positive Negative Total

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I conducted a research project, with the approval of TSA, involving 2000 college students. Each college student was given a plane ticket to fly from one
major airport to another. 250 of the college students in my study were also given fake explosive equipment, remember I had TSA approval to conduct
this research project. Out of the 2000 college students involved 376 stopped during screening for being a potential security risk. Of those students 84
were carrying fake explosive equipment.
*Yes this is a fake research project constructed for the sake of discussion
Complete a two-way table for the research data below:
With the Bomb
Without the Bomb
Total
Positive
Negative
Total
*This question can just be calculations, you do not need to answer in a complete sentence.

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