The two-way table below shows teenage driver gender and whether or not the respondent had texted at least once while driving during the last thirtydays.Teenage driver- Teenage driver-MaleFemaleTexted at least once while drivingduring past 30 days.Had not texted at least once while119driving during the past 30 days.What percentage of the sample were female drivers?O 62.5%O 50%O 78%O 28.3%

It is given that Total = 5+7+11+9 = 32 Number of females = 7+9 = 16

Answered: What percentage of the sample were…

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