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Marginal Frequencies in Two-Way Tables Quiz

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Marginal frequencies are the values for every subcategory in a two-way frequency table.

False (B)

Marginal frequencies are only used in one-way frequency tables.

False (B)

Marginal frequencies represent the totals for each category in a two-way frequency table.

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A relative frequency is the sum of the number of observations in a category and the total number of observations.

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Relative frequency is calculated by dividing the number of observations in a category by the total number of observations.

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Relative frequency is used to represent the ratio of the number of observations in each category to the total number of observations.

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In a negatively skewed distribution, there are fewer data on the left.

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A relative frequency represents the ratio of the number of observations in each category to the total number of observations.

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Marginal frequencies are only used in one-way frequency tables.

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Marginal Frequencies in Two-Way Tables Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Marginal frequencies are the values for every subcategory in a two-way frequency table.

Marginal frequencies are only used in one-way frequency tables.

Marginal frequencies represent the totals for each category in a two-way frequency table.

A relative frequency is the sum of the number of observations in a category and the total number of observations.

Relative frequency is calculated by dividing the number of observations in a category by the total number of observations.

Relative frequency is used to represent the ratio of the number of observations in each category to the total number of observations.

In a negatively skewed distribution, there are fewer data on the left.

A relative frequency represents the ratio of the number of observations in each category to the total number of observations.

Marginal frequencies are only used in one-way frequency tables.

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