Pose a question for which a two-way table is appropriate. Be creative here!

Collect data from at least 20 people (or other sources).

Display your data in a two-way frequency table like the one shown below. Your table can have more rows or columns if you need them.

Choose a row and column and compare P (A | B) with P (B | A). Explain what each probability means in the context of the situation and data you collected.

Compare P (A∩B) with P (A∪B), and explain what each probability means in the context of the situation and data you collected.

Answer the following reflective questions about completing question 3:

Why did you choose this topic?

How did you collect your data?

What challenges did you encounter in the data collection, data display, or data analysis?

How did you overcome these challenges?

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Mathematics

Atticus

11 January, 06:51

Pose a question for which a two-way table is appropriate. Be creative here!

Collect data from at least 20 people (or other sources).

Display your data in a two-way frequency table like the one shown below. Your table can have more rows or columns if you need them.

Choose a row and column and compare P (A | B) with P (B | A). Explain what each probability means in the context of the situation and data you collected.

Compare P (A∩B) with P (A∪B), and explain what each probability means in the context of the situation and data you collected.

Answer the following reflective questions about completing question 3:

Why did you choose this topic?

How did you collect your data?

What challenges did you encounter in the data collection, data display, or data analysis?

How did you overcome these challenges?

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Jamie Vega · Answer 1

Define an issue that is important to you (politics, medicine, social media, education, etc.), and think about some things you might want to know about this issue. Briefly explain your issue and what you hope to learn or understand. Pose a question for which a two-way table is appropriate. Be creative here! Collect data from at least 20 people (or other sources). Display your data in a two-way frequency table like the one shown below. Your table can have more rows or columns if you need them. I am not quite sure of what the question is supposed to be.