Question

The table shows preferences of dancing or playing sports for male and female students:
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Mason mistakenly calculated the conditional relative frequency for female students who prefer playing sports to be 21%. What statistic did Mason actually calculate, and what should he have done differently?

Answer 1

@skullpatrol

Answer 2

@iGreen

Answer 3

answer choices are:

A. He calculated the marginal relative frequency of female students for prefer playing sports. The conditional relative frequency for female students who prefer playing sports is 34%.

B. He calculated the joint relative frequency of female students who prefer playing sports. The conditional relative frequency for female students who prefer playing sports is 50%.

C. He calculated the marginal relative frequency of female students who prefer playing sports. The conditional relative frequency for female students who prefer playing sports is 50%.

D. He calculated the joint relative frequency of female students who prefer playing sports. The conditional relative frequency for female students who prefer playing sports is 34%.

Answer 4

@CREEPYMLPMASTER

Answer 5

@Demonx341

Answer 6

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