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How can I use this two way table to figure out who has a cell phone and a mp3 player ?

How can I use this two way table to figure out who has a cell phone and a mp3 player ?. In this lesson you will learn how to identify bivariate categorical data by reading a two way table. Data in a table. Column. Row. =22. =34. =12. =18. =16. =34.

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How can I use this two way table to figure out who has a cell phone and a mp3 player ?

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  1. How can I use this two way table to figure out who has a cell phone and a mp3 player?

  2. In this lesson you will learn how to identify bivariate categorical data by reading a two way table.

  3. Data in a table Column Row

  4. =22 =34 =12 =18 =16 =34

  5. A two-way table shows data that pertain to two different categories.

  6. A two-way table shows data that pertain to two different categories.

  7. A two-way table shows data that pertain to two different categories.

  8. A two-way table shows data that pertain to two different categories.

  9. Cell phones and MP3 players

  10. Cell phones and MP3 players

  11. Cell phones and MP3 players

  12. Cell phones and MP3 players

  13. In this lesson you have learned how to identify bivariate categorical data by reading a two way table.

  14. What does the 35, 16, and the 60 represent in the table?

  15. Describe what each number on the table represents.

  16. Change any or all of the numbers that would make the table reflect a sample of 150 people instead of 120.

  17. How many students get an allowance and do no chores?

  18. How many students do chores?

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