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8.4 Expected Counts in Two-Way Tables

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Two-Way Tables

A two-way table

Example:

Likes Math Doesn't Like Math Total
Freshman 30 20 50
Sophomore 25 35 60
Junior 40 50 90
Total 95 105 200

Joint frequency Marginal frequency Conditional distribution

For example: Among Freshmen, 30/50 = 60% like math. Among Sophomores, 25/60 ≈ 41.7% like math.

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