Male and female students were asked at which location they would most want to vacation. They had the following preferences:

Which location would you most like to visit?
Aspen, Colorado New York,
New York Row totals
Male students 0.22 0.28 0.50
Female students 0.16 0.34 0.50
Column totals 0.38 0.62 1

Which of the following is a two-way conditional frequency table for gender?

Question

Male and female students were asked at which location they would most want to vacation. They had the following preferences:


Which location would you most like to visit?
Aspen, Colorado	New York,
New York	Row totals
Male students	0.22	0.28	0.50
Female students	0.16	0.34	0.50
Column totals	0.38	0.62	1


Which of the following is a two-way conditional frequency table for gender?

anonymous · Answer

let me make that less confusing real quick

anonymous · Answer

Male and female students were asked at which location they would most want to vacation. They had the following preferences:


Which location would you most like to visit?
                       Aspen, Colorado	New York,New York	
Male students	        0.22	                              0.28	           0.50
Female students	0.16	                              0.34	           0.50
Column totals	         0.38	                               0.62	              1


Which of the following is a two-way conditional frequency table for gender?

lordhelix8th · Answer

they would most likely to visit NY than colorado

anonymous · Answer

Which location would you most like to visit?
 	        Aspen, Colorado	New York, New York
Male students	  0.58	                   0.45
Female students  0.42	                   0.55
Column totals	        1	                      1

Which location would you most like to visit?
 	               Aspen, Colorado	New York, New York	
Male students	          22%	                 28%	                            50%
Female students	  16%                    	34%	                            50%
Column totals	              38%	                   62%	                   100%

Which location would you most like to visit?
 	                Aspen, Colorado	New York, New York	
Male students	               44	                     56	                100
Female students	       32	                     68	                 100
Column totals	                76	                    124	                 200

Which location would you most like to visit?
 	                Aspen, Colorado	New York, New York	
Male students	          0.44	                       0.56	                 1
Female students	  0.32	                        0.68                	1

anonymous · Answer

Those are the four tables

anonymous · Answer

@rational

anonymous · Answer

@undeadknight26

lordhelix8th · Answer

ok then more males will more likely visit colorado than newyork
and females will rather visit NY than colorado. does that help or no..............

anonymous · Answer

kind of I guess...? But I already knew that. I just need to know what table

anonymous · Answer

@undeadknight26? You were here a second ago

undeadknight26 · Answer

lol i forgot this stuff..

anonymous · Answer

yeah... I hate statistics they try to trick you with words, evil words

anonymous · Answer

@phi?

anonymous · Answer

@tkhunny?

anonymous · Answer

@bibby?

anonymous · Answer

@.... anyone?

anonymous · Answer

@HourglassMage @princess_hannahleigh

anonymous · Answer

ooh yay person!

anonymous · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

You need the totals on the bottom and on the far right. And you need them as fractions/percentages/decimals

anonymous · Answer

C meets the first requirement, but just provides raw data, no ratios. Therefore B is the only viable option

anonymous · Answer

Thank you!!! what does the conditional part mean?

anonymous · Answer

ooh another person!

anonymous · Answer

phi...?

anonymous · Answer

Conditional? Well that just means that it is privy to a set of changing conditions..variables

phi · Answer

we need a definition of 
 two-way conditional frequency table for gender

anonymous · Answer

yeah

anonymous · Answer

Here: http://stattrek.com/statistics/dictionary.aspx?definition=conditional_frequency

anonymous · Answer

A two-way table (also called a contingency table) is used to examine relationships between categorical variables. The entries in the cells of a two-way table can be frequency counts or relative frequencies (just like a one-way table ).

anonymous · Answer

I was thinking D or B...?

anonymous · Answer

More D

anonymous · Answer

Example: http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ByywCuLHDwI/maxresdefault.jpg

anonymous · Answer

It's B

anonymous · Answer

D does not give all the column totals

anonymous · Answer

Ooooh okay thanks that makes more sense now!

anonymous · Answer

so you just change the decimals to percents?

anonymous · Answer

Why not C?

anonymous · Answer

Because C only provides raw data. No ratios

anonymous · Answer

does it have to be percents? is that what conditional means? Doesn't it already show the ratios?

anonymous · Answer

Based on my understanding yes, that is what they mean by conditional.

anonymous · Answer

okay thanks!

anonymous · Answer

No prob. :)

anonymous · Answer

@phi @HourglassMage it was wrong what would it be?

phi · Answer

@~hi
good question.

I would interpret
Which of the following is a two-way conditional frequency table for gender?
to mean
 frequency table for gender given location
in other words, adjust things so the columns (the location) sums to 1
that would make it A
but I'm guessing on this.

anonymous · Answer

Did you ever find out the correct answer??