Two-Way Tables: Technology and Media Usage
Examine two-way tables focused on technology and media usage. Practice reading and calculating frequencies for categorical data in this context.
Questions
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In a survey of 200 people, 60 use tablets. What is the marginal relative frequency of tablet users?
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Teens: 45 gaming, 15 reading. What is the joint frequency of teens who prefer gaming?
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Teens: 45 gaming, 15 reading. What is the row marginal total for teens?
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Given 60 teens surveyed, 45 prefer gaming. What is the conditional relative frequency of gaming preference among teens?
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Out of 100 adults, 10 prefer gaming. What is the joint relative frequency of adults who prefer gaming?
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75% of teens prefer gaming while only 10% of adults prefer gaming. What association does this show?
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Total phone owners = 80. If 60 use iOS, how many use Android?
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Out of 80 phone owners, 20 use Android. What is the marginal relative frequency of Android users?
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Students streaming music: 35 on Wi-Fi, 65 on Cellular. What is the joint frequency of Wi-Fi streamers?
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Out of 100 streaming students (35 Wi-Fi, 65 Cellular), what is the relative frequency of cellular streaming?
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Table: Smartwatch users (Adults: 26, Children: 14). Find the joint frequency of children using smartwatches.
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Smartwatch users: 26 Adults, 14 Children. What is the marginal total of smartwatch users?