Reports have found that many U.S. adults would rather live in a different type of community than where they are living. A national survey of 2260 adults asked: "Where do you live now?", and "What do you consider to be the ideal community?" Response options were City (C), Suburb (S), Small Town (T), or Rural (R). A representative portion of this survey for a sample of 100 respondents is as follows: Question 1: Where do you live now?STRCRSSCSSTRSSTCCRTCSSCCSCTRRCTSSSSCSCSTTCSTCTCTCRCCRSCCRTCRTRSRTRTCSTTTCCSCSCTCSSTSCCRTTTTCCRTSCCRS Question 2: What do you consider to be the ideal community?SRCTTCTTCTSSSTTCTTCRSTCCSCTRCSTSTTRCTTRSCRTSRRRSCRTCSTTTTSTTSTRRTCCSRRRCTRSRTTTSCTSCTSSRTTCRTRTRRCRTEXCEL FILE SO I CAN UNDERSTAND IT Construct a percent frequency distribution table for each question. Where are most adults living now?Where do most adults consider the ideal community?

Given Information: Consider the given sample of 100 respondents for two different questions: Live…

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Reports have found that many U.S. adults would rather live in a different type of community than where they are living. A national survey of 2260 adults asked: "Where do you live now?", and "What do you consider to be the ideal community?" Response options were City (C), Suburb (S), Small Town (T), or Rural (R). A representative portion of this survey for a sample of 100 respondents is as follows:

Question 1: Where do you live now?
S	T	R	C	R
S	S	C	S	S
T	R	S	S	T
C	C	R	T	C
S	S	C	C	S
C	T	R	R	C
T	S	S	S	S
C	S	C	S	T
T	C	S	T	C
T	C	T	C	R
C	C	R	S	C
C	R	T	C	R
T	R	S	R	T
R	T	C	S	T
T	T	C	C	S
C	S	C	T	C
S	S	T	S	C
C	R	T	T	T
T	C	C	R	T
S	C	C	R	S

Question 2: What do you consider to be the ideal community?
S	R	C	T	T
C	T	T	C	T
S	S	S	T	T
C	T	T	C	R
S	T	C	C	S
C	T	R	C	S
T	S	T	T	R
C	T	T	R	S
C	R	T	S	R
R	R	S	C	R
T	C	S	T	T
T	T	S	T	T
S	T	R	R	T
C	C	S	R	R
R	C	T	R	S
R	T	T	T	S
C	T	S	C	T
S	S	R	T	T
C	R	T	R	T
R	R	C	R	T