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From this table we can see that 25 people like snowmobiles but do not like skateboards out of 160.…

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Like Do Not Like Totals Skateboards Skateboards Like Snowmobiles 80 105 Do not like 45 10 55 Snowmobiles Totals 125 35 160 6.) What percentage of this population likes snowmobiles but does not like skateboards? A.) 15.6% B.) 23.8% C.) 64.0% D.) 71.4% 7.) What percentage of this population does not like snowmobiles? A.) 6.3% B.) 18.2% C.) 28.6% D.) 34.4% 8.) What percentage of the people who do not like skateboards in this population do like snowmobiles? A.) 23.8% B.) 25.0% C.) 71.4% D.) 78.1% 25

Like Do Not Like Totals Skateboards Skateboards Like Snowmobiles 80 105 Do not like 45 10 55 Snowmobiles Totals 125 35 160 6.) What percentage of this population likes snowmobiles but does not like skateboards? A.) 15.6% B.) 23.8% C.) 64.0% D.) 71.4% 7.) What percentage of this population does not like snowmobiles? A.) 6.3% B.) 18.2% C.) 28.6% D.) 34.4% 8.) What percentage of the people who do not like skateboards in this population do like snowmobiles? A.) 23.8% B.) 25.0% C.) 71.4% D.) 78.1% 25

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

Section: Chapter Questions

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