Question

Nine children, aged 4 and 5, chose between chips and fruit for a snack. The table shows the choices they made.

Which two-way table correctly compares the categorical data?

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@iGreen. @iGreen @ganeshie8

Answer 1

@SolomonZelman

Answer 2

@iGreen. @iGreen @ganeshie8 @texaschic101 @SolomonZelman @uri @sammixboo

Answer 3

@satellite73

Answer 4

Well, what do you think?

Answer 5

We can just use the information in the table.

There's a total of four 4-year-olds, and five 5-year-olds.

Answer 6

So that takes out options A and D.

Answer 7

B?

Answer 8

6 picked chips, and 3 picked fruit, so which table(out of Option B and C) has 6 chips and 3 fruit? Add the columns, like for Option A add 4 + 3 = 7 people picked chips, and add 3 + 4 = 7 people picked fruit..which is incorrect.

Answer 9

Yep, B is correct! :D

Answer 10

How can 6 pick chips when there is only 4 4 year olds?

Answer 11

The 4-year-olds aren't the only one's who picked chips..some of the 5-year olds picked chips too.

Answer 12

Understand?

Answer 13

Yeah but the graph is by age.

Answer 14

??

Answer 15

What?

Answer 16

@iKayla

Answer 17

The table is by age and what food they picked.

Answer 18

Yeah, I don't understand how you get 6.

Answer 19

Three four-year-olds and Three five-year-olds picked chips.

So 6 total chips were picked.

Answer 20

I think its B..

Answer 21

I already said that was correct..lol.

Answer 22

Oh lol. I thought you said it was incorrect.

Answer 23

:P