(a) Explanation Given: Each entry in a two −way table Concept used: Bivariate joint frequency distribution are contingency table . The total row and total column of the marginal distribution while the body of the table is the joint frequencies Calculation: Draw the table Comedy Action Horror Total Male 30 50 20 100 Female 40 30 20 90 Total 70 80 40 190 The total row and total column of the marginal distribution while the body of the table is the joint frequencies Each entry in a two-way table is called a joint frequency Therefore The length of each bar for each gender corresponding to the joint frequency. (b) To determine To explain: The complete of the given two-way table. Explanation Given: Each entry in a two −way table Concept used: Bivariate joint frequency distribution are contingency table. The total row and total column of the marginal distribution while the body of the table is the joint frequencies Calculation: Draw the table Comedy Action Horror Total Male 30 50 20 100 Female 40 30 20 90 Total 70 80 40 190 The total row and total column of the marginal distribution while the body of the table is the joint frequencies Each entry in a two-way table is called a joint frequency Therefore The two way table is preferable because it displays the data direct to the point The number of male and female students is easily seen.

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Author: HOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT

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Chapter 7.4, Problem 30E

(a)

To determine

To explain:

The complete of the given two-way table.

(a)

Expert Solution

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Each entry in a two −way table

Concept used:

Bivariate joint frequency distribution are contingency table.

The total row and total column of the marginal distribution while the body of the table is the joint frequencies

Calculation:

Draw the table

	Comedy	Action	Horror	Total
Male	30	50	20	100
Female	40	30	20	90
Total	70	80	40	190

The total row and total column of the marginal distribution while the body of the table is the joint frequencies

Each entry in a two-way table is called a joint frequency

Therefore

The length of each bar for each gender corresponding to the joint frequency.

(b)

To determine

To explain:

The complete of the given two-way table.

(b)

Expert Solution

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Each entry in a two −way table

Concept used:

Bivariate joint frequency distribution are contingency table.

The total row and total column of the marginal distribution while the body of the table is the joint frequencies

Calculation:

Draw the table

	Comedy	Action	Horror	Total
Male	30	50	20	100
Female	40	30	20	90
Total	70	80	40	190

The total row and total column of the marginal distribution while the body of the table is the joint frequencies

Each entry in a two-way table is called a joint frequency

Therefore

The two way table is preferable because it displays the data direct to the point

The number of male and female students is easily seen.

Chapter 7.4, Problem 29E

Chapter 7.4, Problem 31E

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