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Contingency Table Count Total% Col% Row% 1Yes Wallet Money NoMon Total 174 ey 111 285 29.00 18.50 47.50 58.00 37.00 61.05 38.95 Returned 2No 126 189 315 21.00 31.50 52.50 42.00 63.00 40.00 60.00 Total 300 300 600 50.00 50.00 In the two-way table above, what does it appear that the data represents? What conditional distributions can be computed? How might those distributions be useful in answering questions about the data?

Name: contingency table count total col row 1yes wallet money nomon total 174 ey 111 285 2900 1850 4750 5800 3700 6105 3895 returned 2no 126 189 315 2100 3150 5250 4200 6300 4000 6000 total 300 30 54064
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Description: contingency table count total col row 1yes wallet money nomon total 174 ey 111 285 2900 1850 4750 5800 3700 6105 3895 returned 2no 126 189 315 2100 3150 5250 4200 6300 4000 6000 total 300 30 54064

          Contingency Table
Count
Total%
Col%
Row%
1Yes
Wallet
Money NoMon Total
174
ey
111 285
29.00 18.50 47.50
58.00 37.00
61.05 38.95
Returned
2No
126
189 315
21.00
31.50 52.50
42.00 63.00
40.00 60.00
Total
300
300 600
50.00 50.00
In the two-way table above, what does it appear that the data represents? What conditional distributions can be
computed? How might those distributions be useful in answering questions about the data?

contingency table count total col row 1yes wallet money nomon total 174 ey 111 285 2900 1850 4750 5800 3700 6105 3895 returned 2no 126 189 315 2100 3150 5250 4200 6300 4000 6000 total 300 30 54064

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Elementary Statistics a Step by Step Approach

Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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Solved by Expert Donna Densmore

04/11/2023

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The two variables are Wallet (two column categories: Money, NoMoney) and Returned (two row categories: Yes, No). Counts: Money & Returned Yes = 174, Money & Returned No = 126, NoMoney & Returned Yes = 111, NoMoney & Returned No = 189. Column totals: 300 wallets Show more…

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Contingency Table Count Total% Col% Row% 1Yes Wallet Money NoMon Total 174 ey 111 285 29.00 18.50 47.50 58.00 37.00 61.05 38.95 Returned 2No 126 189 315 21.00 31.50 52.50 42.00 63.00 40.00 60.00 Total 300 300 600 50.00 50.00 In the two-way table above, what does it appear that the data represents? What conditional distributions can be computed? How might those distributions be useful in answering questions about the data?