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For questions 11 and 12, use the two-way table specifying favorite ice cream flavors by gender. male female chocolate 32 16 vani

lla 14 4 strawberry 3 10 11. what is the expected number of females who prefer vanilla?
a. 18.2
b. 6.8
c. 4.9
d. 11.2
e. none of these 1

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