Calculating Marginal Frequencies Exercise

Calculating Marginal Frequencies

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Calculating Marginal Frequencies

Learn to calculate marginal frequencies in two-way tables. Practice finding the totals for individual row and column categories.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Boys: 15 Math, 10 Art. Girls: 12 Math, 18 Art. What is the marginal frequency of students who like Math?

  2. MultiChoice

    Adults: 22 News, 18 Sports. Teens: 14 News, 26 Sports. What is the marginal frequency of all Adults surveyed?

  3. MultiChoice

    8th grade: 20 Spanish, 15 French. 7th grade: 25 Spanish, 20 French. What is the marginal frequency of students taking Spanish?

  4. MultiChoice

    Dog owners: 34 Yard, 11 No Yard. Cat owners: 12 Yard, 23 No Yard. What is the marginal frequency of respondents with No Yard?

  5. MultiChoice

    Adults: 18 Yes, 12 No. Teens: 14 Yes, 6 No. What is the marginal frequency of all people who voted Yes?

  6. MultiChoice

    8th grade: 40 Bike, 10 No Bike. 7th grade: 30 Bike, 20 No Bike. What is the total marginal frequency of 8th grade students?

  7. MultiChoice

    Morning: 25 Coffee, 15 Tea. Afternoon: 10 Coffee, 30 Tea. What is the marginal frequency of customers ordering Tea?

  8. MultiChoice

    North: 30 Bus, 15 Car. South: 20 Bus, 25 Car. What is the total marginal frequency of South residents?

  9. MultiChoice

    Boys: 16 Action, 14 Comedy. Girls: 12 Action, 18 Comedy. What is the marginal frequency of students who prefer Comedy?

  10. MultiChoice

    9th grade: 15 Guitar, 10 Drums. 10th grade: 20 Guitar, 15 Drums. What is the marginal frequency of 10th grade students?

  11. MultiChoice

    Adults: 28 Dog, 14 No Dog. Children: 8 Dog, 22 No Dog. What is the marginal frequency of people walking with a dog?

  12. MultiChoice

    Teachers: 30 Laptop, 5 Tablet. Students: 45 Laptop, 20 Tablet. What is the marginal frequency of laptop users?