Data from the UN taken in the 1990's looked at life expectancy in the affluent countries of Western Europe (France, Switzerland etc.) compared to Eastern Europe (Hungary, Romania etc.). In the table, each of 27 countries was classified as having short (<70 yrs) or long (270 yrs) life-expectancy. NOTE: BE SURE TO VIEW THE COMPLETE TABLE (including Totals rows/columns) Life Expectancy Short Long Total Eastern Europe 3 8 11 Western Europe 14 16 Total 22 27 Answer the following questions: 1. The expected number of countries with long life expectancy in Eastern Europe is [Select ] 13.04 2. The x component for long life expectancy in Eastern Europe is: [Select] 8.96 5.67
Data from the UN taken in the 1990's looked at life expectancy in the affluent countries of Western Europe (France, Switzerland etc.) compared to Eastern Europe (Hungary, Romania etc.). In the table, each of 27 countries was classified as having short (<70 yrs) or long (270 yrs) life-expectancy. NOTE: BE SURE TO VIEW THE COMPLETE TABLE (including Totals rows/columns) Life Expectancy Short Long Total Eastern Europe 3 8 11 Western Europe 14 16 Total 22 27 Answer the following questions: 1. The expected number of countries with long life expectancy in Eastern Europe is [Select ] 13.04 2. The x component for long life expectancy in Eastern Europe is: [Select] 8.96 5.67
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