A. The percentage of the survey respondents that do not like both hamburgers and burritos is <u>26.34%</u>.
B. The marginal relative frequency of all customers who like hamburgers is <u>53.66%.</u>
C. Using the conditional relative frequencies of the data point, the strongest association of its two factors shows <u>liking hamburgers and not liking burritos</u> is the case.
<h3>Data and Calculations:</h3>
The completion of the table for the data analysis is as follows:
Likes Hamburgers Does not like Hamburgers Total
Likes burritos 29 41 70
Does not like burritos 81 54 135
Total 110 95 205
A. The percentage of the survey respondents that do not like both hamburgers and burritos is <u>26.34%</u> (54/205 x 100).
B. The marginal relative frequency of all customers who like hamburgers is <u>53.66%</u> (205 - 95)/205 X 100.
C. The conditional relative frequencies:
Likes of hamburgers = 53.66% (110/205 x 100)
Dislikes of hamburgers = 46.34% (95/205 x 100)
Likes of burritos = 34.15% (70/205 x 100)
Dislikes of burritos = 65.85% (135/205 x 100).
Thus, we can conclude that based on the conditional relative frequencies more customers of the food truck like hamburgers (53.66%) compared to those who like burritos (34.15%).
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