Two-Way Tables: Food and Beverage Preferences Exercise

Two-Way Tables: Food and Beverage Preferences

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Two-Way Tables: Food and Beverage Preferences

Work with two-way tables representing food and beverage preferences. Practice calculating and evaluating counts for different preference categories.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Out of 100 diners, 30 chose salad. What is the marginal relative frequency of diners choosing salad?

  2. MultiChoice

    Pizza preference: 24 adults, 16 kids. What is the joint frequency of adults choosing pizza?

  3. MultiChoice

    Pizza preference: 24 adults, 16 kids. What is the total marginal frequency of pizza choosers?

  4. MultiChoice

    Given 40 pizza choosers (24 adults, 16 kids), what is the conditional relative frequency of adults?

  5. MultiChoice

    Out of 80 customers, 20 ordered water. What is the joint relative frequency of customers ordering water?

  6. MultiChoice

    Total juice buyers = 50. If 15 are adults, how many are children?

  7. MultiChoice

    Given 50 juice buyers (35 children, 15 adults), what is the conditional relative frequency of children?

  8. MultiChoice

    70% of children choose juice while 30% of adults choose juice. What association exists?

  9. MultiChoice

    Coffee buyers: 26 adults, 14 teens. What is the joint frequency of teens buying coffee?

  10. MultiChoice

    Of 40 coffee buyers (26 adults, 14 teens), what is the conditional relative frequency of adults?

  11. MultiChoice

    If 60 diners order hot meals and 40 order cold meals, what is the total number of diners?

  12. MultiChoice

    Out of 100 diners, 60 order hot meals. What is the marginal relative frequency of hot meal orders?