quick question please help\Families were surveyed to see how they spent summer vacation. The results are as follows:

One or more children below age 16—Camping: 30; Traveling out of state: 16; Activities in local area: 44
All children 16 or older—Camping: 22; Traveling out of state: 60; Activities in local area: 28

Which of the following is a correct two-way relative frequency table for the data?

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quick question please help\Families were surveyed to see how they spent summer vacation. The results are as follows:

One or more children below age 16—Camping: 30; Traveling out of state: 16; Activities in local area: 44
All children 16 or older—Camping: 22; Traveling out of state: 60; Activities in local area: 28

Which of the following is a correct two-way relative frequency table for the data?

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Families were surveyed to see how they spent summer vacation. The results are as follows:

One or more children below age 16—Camping: 30; Traveling out of state: 16; Activities in local area: 44
All children 16 or older—Camping: 22; Traveling out of state: 60; Activities in local area: 28

Which of the following is a correct two-way relative frequency table for the data?

anonymous · Answer

Okay, I am not familiar with this type of problem. However I think I may be able to help you. Are you supposed to check if the rows and columns add up correctly?