Two-Way Frequency Tables: Mastery Test
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As part of a class...
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Two-Way Frequency Tables: Mastery Test
1
Select the correct answer.
As part of a class project, a university student surveyed the students in the cafeteria lunch line to look for a relationship between eye color and
hair color among students. The table below contains the results of the survey.
Eye Color
Hair Color Blue Gray Green Brown Marginal Totals
Blond 42 5 21 10
78
Red
12 22 19 12
65
Brown
22 5 12 34
73
Black
9 3 11 64
87
Marginal Totals 85 35 63 120
303
From the sample population of students with blond hair, what is the approximate value of the relative frequency of students with green eyes?
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