Completing Missing Entries in Frequency Tables
Practice filling in missing entries in incomplete two-way frequency tables. Use known row and column totals to calculate the remaining values.
Questions
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Table: Boys (Math: 20, Art: ?), Total Boys = 35. What is the missing value for Boys in Art?
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Table: Girls Math = 15, Total Math = 40. What is the missing number of Boys who like Math?
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Table: Adults (News: 18, Sports: ?), Total Adults = 30. Find the missing value for Adults in Sports.
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Table: Total 7th graders = 30, Total 8th graders = 20. What is the total grand frequency of all students?
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Table: Dog owners (Yard: 26, No Yard: ?), Total Dog owners = 40. Find the missing entry.
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Table: Yes votes (Adults: 22, Teens: 14), Total Yes votes = 36. If Adults voted Yes = 28 and total Yes = 36, how many teens voted Yes?
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Table: Bike riders (7th: 15, 8th: 20). What is the column total for Bike riders?
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Table: Morning (Coffee: 30, Tea: ?), Morning Total = 40. What is the missing Tea value for morning?
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Table: Total North residents = 50, Bus riders North = 28. How many North residents commute by Car?
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Table: Action movie fans (Boys: 16, Girls: 14, Total: 30). Comedy fans (Boys: 13, Girls: ?), Total Comedy = 30. Find missing Girls.
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Table: Guitar (9th: 15, 10th: 25). Find the marginal total of Guitar players.
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Table: Adult dog walkers = 21, Total Adults = 30. How many adults walk without a dog?