Marginal Frequencies question: I'll medal
@Vocaloid i dont get it
each of the three age groups has its own marginal frequemcy to find the marginal frequency of the under 30 group, add up all the numbers in the row
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what are the three numbers
add up the 3 numbers in the first row: 196, 138, and 89 then do the same for the next row, and the last row
ok i got 423
that is the first of the 3 numbers that are the answer to marginal frequencies of the age groups. now add up the 3 numbers in the next row.
so 341
yes, and the last number of the answer is the sum of the 3 numbers in the "over 60" row
last row is 346
wait.. so its the last number in the last three answers?
yes, so the answer to marginal frequencies of the age groups is 423, 341, and 346
ok i see then how would we get the last answer were looking for?
The answer to the marginal frequency of the political parties are the numbers (totals) in the very last row.
in other words, the sum of each column
ok so just add up and down and I'll tell u what i get for each
yes. If you already filled in the "totals" you have those numbers
First row: 459 Second row: 420 Third row: 231
yes, but up/down are called columns (not rows. rows go sideways) but yes, those are the answer to marginal frequencies of the political parties
oh ok thank you for helping me and the advice
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