OpenStudy (harley1312):
Can someone please help me with this question? Seven moms and dads chose between watching a sitcom or a drama on television. The table shows the choices they made. Which two-way table correctly compares the categorical data? Person Parent (mom or dad) TV show (sitcom or drama) 1 mom sitcom 2 dad drama 3 dad sitcom 4 mom drama 5 mom drama 6 mom sitcom 7 dad sitcom A. Sitcom Drama Mom 4 3 Dad 3 4 B. Sitcom Drama Mom 2 2 Dad 1 2 C. Sitcom Drama Mom 2 2 Dad 2 1 D. Sitcom Drama Mom 1 3 Dad 2 4
OpenStudy (anonymous):
how many moms chose sitcom ? That would be 2 how many dads chose sitcom ? also 2 how many moms chose drama ? also 2 how many dads chose drama ? that would be 1 so we have : sitcom : mom 2, dad 2 drama : mom 2, dad 1 so what table matches that ??
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