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PLEASE HELP ME I GIVE BRANLYIEST

A school surveyed students, asking whether they are right-handed or left-handed. This table provides data from the survey.


Right-Handed Left-Handed

Boys 108 23

Girls 99 16


Fill the tables with the relative frequencies. If necessary, round your answers to the nearest hundredth.

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User Alb Dum
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Answer:

first box= boys= .82, .18 girls= .86, 14

second box= boys= .52 .59 girls= .48 .41

Explanation:

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User Neeraj Singh
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Answer:


\left\begin{array}{ccc}&Right-Handed&Left-Handed\\Boys&108&23\\Girls&99&16\end{array}\right


.18+.82=1


.14+.86=1


\left[\begin{array}{cccc}&Right-Handed&Left-Handed&Total\\Boys&.82&.18&1\\Girls&.86&.14&1\end{array}\right]


.41+.59=1


.48+.52=1


\left[\begin{array}{ccc} &Right-Handed&Left-Handed\\Boys&.52&.59\\Girls&.48&.41\\Total&1&1\end{array}\right]

Step by Step:

Step which two decimals added together equal 1?

0.86, 0.48, 0.41, 0.82, 0.59, 0.14, 0.52, 0.18


0.14+0.86=1,
0.18+0.82=1,
0.41+0.59=1, &
0.48+0.56=1

Now solve for the rows in the first table


108+23=131\\108 divided by 131=0.82\\Well remember,0.82+0.18=1

so there is the first row for boys in the first table

Now solve for the second rows in the first table


99+16=115\\99 divided by 115=0.86\\Well remember, 0.86+0.14=1

so there is the second row for girls in the first table

Now we do pretty much the same for table 2 just it's columns instead of rows


108+99=207\\108 divided by 207=0.52\\Well remember 0.52+0.48=1

So we put 0.52 under boys RH(right-handed) and 0.48 under girls RH.


23+16=39\\23 divided by 39=0.59\\Well remember, 0.59+0.41=1

So we put 0.59 under boys LH(left-handed) and 0.41 under girls LH.

Hope this makes sense and helps!!!

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