Form 11: Two-Way Tables & Associations
Analyze categorical bivariate data using two-way tables to identify relative frequencies and associations.
Questions
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MultiChoice
A two-way frequency table is primarily used to analyze:
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The ratio of a cell count to the total count in a two-way table is called:
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In a survey of 100 students, 20 like sports and play instruments. What relative frequency is this?
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In a two-way table, marginal frequencies are found in:
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If relative frequencies differ significantly across categories in a two-way table, this indicates:
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If conditional relative frequencies are nearly identical across groups, it suggests:
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The entry in the body of a table divided by total table count is called:
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The frequency of a specific category given a specific row/column condition is:
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MultiChoice
Out of 40 boys surveyed, 30 prefer video games. What conditional relative frequency is this?
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Which survey scenario would be best summarized in a two-way frequency table?
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In a two-way table, sum of row totals must equal sum of column totals, which equals:
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MultiChoice
How do you calculate a relative frequency percentage from a frequency table?