PLEASE HELP 2.Pose a question for which a two-way table is appropriate. Be creative here!
• Collect data from at least 20 people (or other sources).
• Display your data in a two-way frequency table like the one shown below. Your table can have more rows or columns if you need them.
3. Choose a row and column and compare P(A | B) with P(B | A). Explain what each probability means in the context of the situation and data you collected.
4.Compare P(A∩B) with P(A∪B), and explain what each probability

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PLEASE HELP 2.Pose a question for which a two-way table is appropriate. Be creative here!
•	Collect data from at least 20 people (or other sources).
•	Display your data in a two-way frequency table like the one shown below. Your table can have more rows or columns if you need them.
3.	Choose a row and column and compare P(A | B) with P(B | A). Explain what each probability means in the context of the situation and data you collected.
4.Compare P(A∩B) with P(A∪B), and explain what each probability

anonymous · Answer

I'm also kind of confused on how to make a two-way frequency table. I think I've figured it out but I'm down to help if someone could so kindly help me.

anonymous · Answer

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