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It is given that among 600 investors survived 200 or traditional investors.
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Therefore, the remaining 400 are online investors.
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Also, it is given that among online investors, 8 % or savvy, 55 % or experienced, and 37 % or no -wise.
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Among traditional investors, 4 % are savvy, 29 % or experienced and 67 % or no -wise.
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Let us compute joint frequency distribution table using the given information.
00:54
It is known that there are 400 online investors and and 200 traditional investors.
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8 % of 400 is 32 and 55 % of 400 is 220 and 37 % of 400 is 148.
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Among traditional investors, 4 % of 200 is 8, 29 % of 20%, 29 % of 200 is 8, 200 is 58 and 67 % of 200 is 134.
01:43
Therefore the joint frequency distribution using the given information is obtained as shown here.
01:58
Let us compute the column totals as well, which is 40, 278 and the total grand total is 600.
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In part b, we need to find the relative frequency distribution.
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This can be obtained using dividing the each cell's value divided by 600.
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Therefore, for online and say we, it will be obtained by dividing 32 by 600.
02:42
Thus 0 .05 -3...