Question

A survey asks teachers and students whether they would like the new school mascot to be a shark or a moose. This table shows the results. Which statement is true? Sharks Moose Total Students 90 10 100 CARNE Teachers 5 10 15 Total 95 20 115 A. "Moose" is equally popular with students and teachers. B. There is no difference between the preferences of students and teachers. C. "Moose" is more popular with students, but "shark" is more popular with teachers. ch D. "Shark" is more popular with students, but "moose" is more popular with teachers.​

Answer 1

“Shark” is more popular with students, but “Moose” is more popular with teachers.​ Then the correct option is D.

How to find the relative frequency?

Relative frequency is the ratio of the considered subgroup's count to the total count. (so its frequency of the considered subgroup relative to the total frequency).

A survey asks teachers and students whether they would like the new school mascot to be a shark or a moose.

This table shows the results.

                          Sharks              Moose            Total

Students               90                     10                  100

Teachers               5                       10                   15

Total                     95                      20                 115

Then the correct situation will be

“Shark” is more popular with students, but “Moose” is more popular with teachers.​

Then the correct option is D.

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