Two-Way Tables: Transport and Commute Preferences
Interpret two-way tables related to transport and commute preferences. Analyze frequency data for different transportation categories.
Questions
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Out of 50 workers, 20 ride the bus. What is the marginal relative frequency of bus riders?
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Subway riders: 18 urban residents, 32 suburban residents. What is the joint frequency of urban subway riders?
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Subway riders: 18 urban residents, 32 suburban residents. What is the marginal total of subway riders?
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Given 50 subway riders (18 urban, 32 suburban), what is the conditional relative frequency of urban riders?
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Out of 100 students, 15 walk to school. What is the joint relative frequency of walking students?
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Car poolers total = 40. If 15 are teachers, how many are students?
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Of 40 car poolers (25 students, 15 teachers), what percentage are students?
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80% of suburban commuters drive compared to 20% of urban commuters. Is there an association between location and driving?
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Bicycle riders: 12 adults, 28 children. What is the joint frequency of adult bicycle riders?
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Among 40 bicycle riders (12 adults, 28 children), what is the conditional relative frequency of children?
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If 60 people commute by train and 40 commute by bus, what is the grand total of commuters?
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Out of 100 commuters, 60 commute by train. What is the marginal relative frequency of train commuters?