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1 Save & Exit The results from a survey of workers in a factory who work overtime on weekends are shown below. Working Overtime Not Working Overtime Total Men Women Total What is e relative frequency of men not working overtime on a weekend to e total number of men? (Circle e correct answer.)

2 The following table shows e results of e residents' votes on a proposal to build a mall and a supermarket in eir town. In Favor of e Not in Favor of e Total Shopping Mall Shopping Mall In Favor of e Supermarket Not in Favor of e Supermarket Total Fill in e table wi e relative frequency based on e results from e table above. Round your answers to e nearest hundred. In Favor of e Shopping Mall Not in Favor of e Shopping Mall Total In Favor of e Supermarket Not in Favor of e Supermarket Total Enter a decimal like 3.00 or.12.

3 Ron wants to determine what his classmates' favorite fruits are. Apple Guava Kiwi Strawberry Total Boys Girls Total What percent of Ron's classmates chose apple as eir favorite fruit? Round your answer to e nearest percent. % Enter a number like 75.

4 The following table shows e results from a survey taken on a group of people about eir favorite type of movie. Action Adventure Total Male Female Total Fill in e table wi e fraction at can be used to find e relative frequency based on e results from e table above. Action Adventure Total Male Female Total Enter a fraction like.

5 Casey wants to determine what his classmates' favorite summer break activities are. Playing Video Playing Going to e Going to e Total Games Sports Beach mall Boys Girls Total What percentage of Casey's classmates favor playing sports over eir summer break? Round your answer to e nearest percent. % Enter a number like 75.

6 The table below shows e data of e number of games won and lost by four baseball teams in e year Wins Losses Total New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Chicago Cubs San Francisco Giants Total Which statement is true? (Circle e correct answer.) 20% of all e games played are won by New York Yankees. The San Francisco Giants win 5.3% of e games ey play. The probability of e Chicago Cubs winning a game ey play is The probability of e Boston Red Sox losing a game ey play is 0.44.

7 The table below shows e different beverages chosen by customers at a restaurant. Beverage choices Coffee Tea Orange Juice Water Total Men Women Total What percent of all e women at e restaurant chose coffee? Round your answer to e nearest percent. % Enter a number like 75.

8 Casey wants to determine which summer activities 11 and 12 graders prefer. Playing Video Playing Going to e Going to e Total Games Sports Beach Mall 11 Graders 12 Graders Total (Circle e correct answer.) Choose e words or phrases at best complete e statement about e given relative frequency. The relative frequency represents e probability of a being chosen at random who.

9 One hundred students were randomly selected and asked about eir favorite dessert. Scott used e data to make e following table of joint relative frequencies. 9 grade 10 grade Apple pie Ice cream He made an error in calculating e joint relative frequency for e 10 grade students who like apple pie. What is e correct joint relative frequency? Enter a number like 0.75.

10 The table below shows e breakfast chosen by students at a restaurant by grade. PancakesWaffles French Toast OmeletsTotal 11 Graders Graders Total Choose e words or phrases at best complete e statement about e given relative frequency. The relative frequency represents e probability of a being chosen at random who.

11 All e guests at Lucas' party are eier in Grade 9 or Grade 10, and are eier male or female. The two-way frequency table below shows e distribution of guests in each category. What is e probability at a guest is female, given at e guest is in Grade 9? (Circle e correct answer.) 30% 40% 60% 70%

12 The two-way frequency table below shows e distribution of e types of coffee ordered by customers at a coffee house during a poetry reading tonight. How much greater is e probability at a customer ordered decaf, given at e customer ordered coffee wi cream, an e probability at a customer ordered decaf, given at e customer ordered coffee wiout cream? (Circle e correct answer.)

13 The Venn diagram shows e distribution of students who take Spanish and/or French. Represent e data in e Venn diagram as a two way frequency table by dragging e correct values into e table below. Take Spanish Do Not Take Spanish TOTAL Take French Do Not Take French TOTAL

14 The two-way frequency table below shows data about e customers who came into a department store on Friday. How much greater is e probability at a customer was male, given at e customer did not make a purchase, an e probability at a customer was male, given at e customer made a purchase? Express your answer as a decimal to e hundreds place. Enter a number like 3.2.

15 The Venn diagram shows e distribution of students and eir opinion of art and music class. Represent e data in e Venn diagram as a two way frequency table by dragging e correct values into e table below. Like Art Do Not Like Art TOTAL Like Music Do Not Like Music TOTAL

16 Samuel recorded e temperatures and wheer it rained for each day in a mon. The two-way frequency table below shows his results. What is e probability at it was above 80 F on a certain day, given at it did not rain? Write your answer as a percentage, rounded to e nearest whole percent. % Enter a number like 5.

17 A group of middle and high school students were surveyed and asked if ey wake up before 8:00 a.m. on a typical winter break day. The two-way frequency table below shows e results of e survey. Based on is data, which statement about wheer a student wakes up after 8 a.m. on a typical winter break day and wheer e student is in middle school is bo true and correctly justified? (Circle e correct answer.) Wheer a student wakes up after 8:00 a.m. on a typical winter break day is dependent on wheer e student is in middle because. Wheer a student wakes up after 8:00 a.m. on a typical winter break day is dependent of wheer e student is in middle school because. Wheer a student wakes up after 8:00 a.m. on a typical winter break day is independent of wheer e student is in middle school because. Wheer a student wakes up after 8:00 a.m. on a typical winter break day is independent of wheer e student is in middle school because.

18 The two-way frequency table below shows e distribution of e people at a particular movie. Kendra claims at an adult is more likely to enjoy a movie an not enjoy a movie. Which is a true and correctly justified assessment of Kendra's claim? (Circle e correct answer.) Her claim is true because. Her claim is true because. Her claim is false because. Her claim is false because.

19 The two-way frequency table below shows e distribution of 10 and 11 graders at own pets. Brooks claims at an 11 grader is more likely to own a cat an an 10 grader. Which is a true and correctly justified assessment of Brooks's claim? (Circle e correct answer.) His claim is true because. His claim is true because. His claim is false because. His claim is false because.

20 Padma recorded e temperatures and wheer it rained for each day in a mon. The two-way frequency table below shows his results. Based on is data, which statement about wheer e temperature was below 80 F and wheer it rained is bo true and correctly justified? (Circle e correct answer.) Wheer e temperature was below 80 F is dependent on wheer it rained because. Wheer e temperature was below 80 F is dependent on wheer it rained because. Wheer e temperature was below 80 F is independent on wheer it rained because. Wheer e temperature was below 80 F is independent on wheer it rained because.

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