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Two Way Frequency Table Worksheet

The document contains 6 multi-part questions involving frequency tables and conditional probabilities. The questions analyze data about topics such as preferences for snowboards vs skateboards, support for minimum wage increases by age, comic book readership by gender, recycling habits by age, savings account ownership vs employment status, and examples of qualitative vs quantitative data.

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Two Way Frequency Table Worksheet

The document contains 6 multi-part questions involving frequency tables and conditional probabilities. The questions analyze data about topics such as preferences for snowboards vs skateboards, support for minimum wage increases by age, comic book readership by gender, recycling habits by age, savings account ownership vs employment status, and examples of qualitative vs quantitative data.

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Two-way Frequency Table Worksheet Name:

1. The two-way frequency table, shown below, displays the data collected from a random group of high school students regarding
whether they "liked" snowboards and/or "liked" skateboards. Answer the questions below, regarding this table.

Likes Do not like Total


Skateboards Skateboards
Likes 15 12 27
Snowboards
Do not like 23 18 41
Snowboards
Total 38 30 68

a. How many students participated in the survey?


b. How many students said they like snowboards? What type of frequency is this?
c. How many students like snowboards, but do not like skateboards? What type of frequency is this?

2. A public opinion survey explored the relationship between age and support for increasing the minimum wage. The results are
found in the following two-way frequency table.

For Against No Opinion TOTAL

Ages 21-40 20 5 50

Ages 41-60 30 15

Over 60 50 20 75

TOTAL 70 25 200

a. Fill in the missing data to the table above.

b. Create a two-way relative frequency table that summarizes the data from the table.
For Against No Opinion TOTAL

Ages 21-40

Ages 41-60

Over 60

TOTAL

Use the two-way frequency table and the relative frequency table to answer the following questions:

c. Out of the people that have no opinion, what percentage is over 60 years old?

d. What percentage of people want to increase minimum wage?

e. How many people over 60 are against increasing the minimum wage?

f. For ages 21-60 how many were for increasing the minimum wage?

g. What percent of people over 60 are against or have no opinion?


3. Ursula interviewed 75 people to see if they liked reading comic books. Of the people surveyed, 15 were males. In all, 32 females
liked comic books, and 9 males liked comic books.

a. Construct a frequency table to organize her data.

Likes comic Do not like Total


books comic
books
Male
Female
Total

b. What is the conditional frequency that a person does not like comic books given that the person is a male?

4.
Do they recycle?

Age in years Yes No Total


2135 56 10 66

3650 85 21 106

5165 45 40 85
Total 186 71 257

a. What is the approximate joint frequency that a person was 2135 and did not recycle?

b. What is the approximate frequency that a person surveyed was 5165 years old given that he or she recycles?

c. Based on this survey, is it more likely that a 2135 year old recycles or a 5165 year old recycles? Use conditional
frequencies to justify your answer.

5. Complete the following frequency table. Is it more likely that people who have a job have a savings account?

Have a job
Have a savings Total
Yes No
account
Yes 66
No 16 84
Total 300

6. Is each of the following an example of qualitative (categorical) data?


A years of education Yes No
B type of pet Yes No
C color of car Yes No
D price of gas Yes No

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