Looking at the data, how do we make a crosstabulation for the students who mentioned "Patriot"? Is there any pattern's that stand out? Person:Gender Length: Bullets:MienPatriot: Strong:Proud:ww2 Flag:Kamof:RC135NoYesYesYesYesYesYesVC77NoNoNoYesNoNoNoDVF54NoNoNoYesYesNoNoBT17YesNoYesYesNoNoNoSG35YesNoNoNoNoYesNoAB154NoYesNoYesYesNoYesAMM40YesNoNoYesNoYesNoJSF66YesNoNoNoNoYesNoKTM101YesNoNoNoNoYesNoSSF60NoNoNoNoNoNoYesMC76NoYesYesYesNoNoYesMSM47NoNoNoYesNoYesNoJRM83NoNoYesNoNoYesAOF28NoNoNoYesNoNoNoDeannieF91YesNoNoYesNoYesNo2222

Given information: The data represents the values of the variable Temperature.Compute crosstabulation for the variable patriot and gender: The crosstabulation for the variable can be obtained using MINITAB software. Software procedure: Step by step procedure to find crosstabulation using the MINITAB software: Enter the data of the variables Person, Gender, Length, Bullets, Mien-Kamof, Patriot, Strong, Proud, WW2, Flag in columns C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8, C9 and C10. Choose Stat > Tables > Crosstabulation chi-square. Select Raw data (categorical variables). In Rows, select the column of Patriot. In Columns, select the column of Gender. In Display, select Counts. Click on OK. Output using Minitab is as shown below:Compute crosstabulation for the variable patriot and gender by the variable length: The crosstabulation for the variable can be obtained using MINITAB software. Software procedure: Step by step procedure to find crosstabulation using the MINITAB software: Enter the data of the variables Person, Gender, Length, Bullets, Mien-Kamof, Patriot, Strong, Proud, WW2, Flag in columns C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8, C9 and C10. Choose Stat > Tables > Crosstabulation chi-square. Select Raw data (categorical variables). In Rows, select the column of Patriot. In Columns, select the column of Gender. In Frequencies, select the column of Length. In Display, select counts. Click on OK. Output using Minitab is as shown below:

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Looking at the data, how do we make a crosstabulation for the students who mentioned "Patriot"? Is there any pattern's that stand out?

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