Raul is conducting a survey for the school news blog. He surveys 200 senior-class students and finds that 78 students have access to a car on weekends

Ernstfalld

Ernstfalld

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2021-05-08

Raul is conducting a survey for the school news blog. He surveys 200 senior-class students and finds that 78 students have access to a car on weekends, 54 students have regular chores assigned at home, and 80 students neither have access to a car, nor have regular chores to do. Raul is having a hard time putting the data into a two-way table. Car No car Chores No chores a. Copy and complete the two-way table to help Raul figure out the number of students in each situation. b. Two-way tables often include row and column totals. Your two-way table should now have row and column totals. Are these students' car privileges and their participation in regular chores related? Describe your response in light of the issue.

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unett

unett

Skilled2021-05-09Added 119 answers

b. No, because more students have a car with no regular chores than there are students who have a car with regular chores.

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