To calculate:
The values of the values of the joint and marginal relative frequencies.
Answer to Problem 7E
The corresponding frequency table for values of the joint and marginal relative frequenciescan be shown as:
Left Handed | Right Handed | Total | |
Females | |||
Males | |||
Total |
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Analysis of a two-way table with the experiment values given for females
Calculation:
The random experiment considers the study of
The data given is used to get the relative frequencies and is interpreted in two-way table the relative frequency table shall be as shown as below:
Left Handed | Right Handed | Total | |
Females | |||
Males | |||
Total |
Now, the relative frequency table can be shown as:
Left Handed | Right Handed | Total | |
Females | |||
Males | |||
Total |
Thus, the above relative frequency shows the left handed males are less than that of the right handed males, and the same is for females.
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