Calculating Conditional Relative Frequencies by Row
Practice calculating conditional relative frequencies by row. Determine relative proportions within specific row categories in two-way tables.
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Out of 50 boys surveyed, 30 play soccer. What is the row conditional relative frequency of boys who play soccer?
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Of 40 girls surveyed, 30 prefer art class. What is the row conditional relative frequency of girls who prefer art?
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Out of 25 adults, 20 drink coffee in the morning. Given a person is an adult, what is the relative frequency they drink morning coffee?
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Among 60 teenagers, 24 use social media daily. What is the conditional relative frequency of daily users among teenagers?
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In the 8th grade row of 50 students, 35 passed the math test. What is the row relative frequency for passing among 8th graders?
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Given 80 cat owners, 20 also own a dog. What is the conditional relative frequency of owning a dog among cat owners?
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Out of 30 morning commuters, 15 take the train. What is the conditional relative frequency of taking the train given morning commuting?
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Out of 50 teachers, 45 use email daily. Given a respondent is a teacher, what is the conditional relative frequency of daily email use?
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Out of 40 seniors, 12 volunteer weekly. What is the row conditional relative frequency of weekly volunteers among seniors?
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Among 100 library visitors, 65 check out books. What is the conditional relative frequency of checking out books given library visit?
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Out of 20 drivers surveyed in winter, 17 use snow tires. Given a winter driver, what is the relative frequency of snow tire usage?
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Out of 15 athletes, 5 swim competitively. What is the conditional relative frequency of swimmers among these athletes?