Please help me understand why I got this multiple choice wrong, thank you so much! :) I will medal! :>
So since it's 18-35 year olds, wouldn't it be 237/560? = 0.423 which is greater than ).05? Thus making it more likely?
What do they mean by "individuals in general" is this by the total population which is: 2249?
Yeah, they mean is the probability for 18-34 saying more likely larger or smaller than probibility of the total population (individuals in general) saying more likely
237/560 vs 1370/2249
its 237/560 right?
= 0.423?
but how does that explain why it's less likely? Does the probability have to be larger than 0.5? or 0.05? to be more likely to occur?
people in general that say more likely - 1370/2249 = .61
The 18-34 has smaller probability than people in general to say more likely.
Are 18- to 34-year-olds more likely : So they were asking for ALL of the 18-34's so it was: 0.61
Yeah all 18-34 saying more likely, 237 of them out of 560 individuals in general saying more likely, 1370 of them out of 2249
So the part where it states "than individuals in general" does that mean every other party so: more likely (1370) + less likely (69) + (810) neither / 2249? Which is: 0.61 - (the individual 18-34) 237/560 = 0.135?
The 18-34 are less likely, 237/560 is less than 1370/2249
OOOOH So than the individuals in general!! So compared to the 18-34 in their specific section versus, all people in 1370/2249 (everyone)?
The odds someone in general says more likely is 1370/2249
Right, the 18-34 have 237/560 odds of saying more likely the individuals in general have 1370/2249 odds of saying more likely 18-34 has less odds of saying more likely compared to people in general
Ahhh!! I see! I understand, thank you so much! :D <3 thank you for your patience!
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