To calculate:
The values ofthe joint and marginal relative frequencies.
Answer to Problem 8E
The corresponding frequency table for values of the joint and marginal relative frequenciescan be shown as:
Male | Female | Total | |
Expert | |||
Average | |||
Novice | |||
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:
Male | Female | Total | |
Expert | |||
Average | |||
Novice | |||
Total |
Now, the relative frequency table can be shown as:
Male | Female | Total | |
Expert | |||
Average | |||
Novice | |||
Total |
Thus, the above relative frequency shows the maximum level of experience is average for males and the same is in the case of females.
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