Finding Marginal Relative Frequencies
Learn how to calculate marginal relative frequencies in two-way tables. Practice dividing row and column totals by the overall grand total.
Questions
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Out of 100 total students, 60 are girls. What is the marginal relative frequency of girls?
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In a table of 200 participants, 90 people prefer tea. What is the marginal relative frequency of tea drinkers?
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In a survey of 50 adults, 35 have a library card. What is the marginal relative frequency of people with a library card?
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Out of 100 vehicles, 32 are red cars. What is the marginal relative frequency of red cars overall?
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In a total sample of 150 voters, 78 voted for Candidate A. What is the marginal relative frequency of votes for Candidate A?
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Out of 80 students, 20 are in the 8th grade. What is the marginal relative frequency of 8th graders?
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Out of 50 households surveyed, 40 own at least one pet. What is the marginal relative frequency of pet-owning households?
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In a sample of 200 workers, 110 commute by train. What is the marginal relative frequency of train commuters?
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Out of 60 guests, 21 ordered vegetarian meals. What is the marginal relative frequency of vegetarian orders?
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Out of 120 surveyed shoppers, 48 prefer buying online. What is the marginal relative frequency of online shoppers?
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In a group of 40 teachers, 30 use digital textbooks. What is the marginal relative frequency of teachers using digital textbooks?
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Out of 100 students surveyed, 18 take music lessons. What is the marginal relative frequency of students taking music lessons?