In 1912, the RMS Titanic, a British passenger ship, sank in the North Atlantic Ocean after colliding with an iceberg. Historians do not know the exact passenger list, so the death toll is estimated. Here is data from the 2201 passengers on board, by cabin class. Died Survived Col Totals RMS Titanic Survival Summary First Class Second Class Third Class 122 203 325 167 118 285 528 178 706 Crew 673 212 885 Row Totals First class passengers are less likely to survive the Titanic than crew. O First class passengers are more likely to survive the Titanic than crew. First class passengers and crew are equally likely to survive the Titanic. 1490 711 2201 Source: Wikipedia, RMS Titanic (2015) What does the data suggest about the relationship between cabin class and survival?

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In 1912, the RMS Titanic, a British passenger ship, sank in the North Atlantic Ocean
after colliding with an iceberg. Historians do not know the exact passenger list, so the
death toll is estimated. Here is data from the 2201 passengers on board, by cabin
class.
Died
Survived
Col Totals
RMS Titanic Survival Summary
First Class Second Class Third Class
122
203
325
167
118
285
528
178
706
Crew
673
212
885
Row Totals
O First class passengers are less likely to survive the Titanic than crew.
O First class passengers are more likely to survive the Titanic than crew.
First class passengers and crew are equally likely to survive the Titanic.
1490
711
2201
Source: Wikipedia, RMS Titanic (2015)
What does the data suggest about the relationship between cabin class and survival?
Transcribed Image Text:In 1912, the RMS Titanic, a British passenger ship, sank in the North Atlantic Ocean after colliding with an iceberg. Historians do not know the exact passenger list, so the death toll is estimated. Here is data from the 2201 passengers on board, by cabin class. Died Survived Col Totals RMS Titanic Survival Summary First Class Second Class Third Class 122 203 325 167 118 285 528 178 706 Crew 673 212 885 Row Totals O First class passengers are less likely to survive the Titanic than crew. O First class passengers are more likely to survive the Titanic than crew. First class passengers and crew are equally likely to survive the Titanic. 1490 711 2201 Source: Wikipedia, RMS Titanic (2015) What does the data suggest about the relationship between cabin class and survival?
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