Question

A group of kindergartners and first graders were asked whether or not they can ride a bike. This table shows the relative frequencies of the rows for the two-way table representing this situation. Select from the drop-down menus to complete the statement. The percent of kindergartners surveyed who can ride a bike is (choose-greater than ,less than, equal to) the percent of first graders surveyed who can ride a bike. 
                         Can ride a bike    Cannot ride a bike
Kindergartners.         0.32.                  0.68
First graders.             0.56.                   0.44

Answer 1

Answer: The percent of kindergartners surveyed who can ride a bike is less than the percent of first graders surveyed who can ride a bike.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:  The table shows the relative frequencies of the rows for the two-way table representing this situation.

The relative frequency for kindergartners surveyed who can ride a bike=0.32

Then, the percent of kindergartners surveyed who can ride a bike=$0.32\times100=32\%$

The relative frequency for First graders surveyed who can ride a bike=0.56

Then, the percent of First graders surveyed who can ride a bike=$0.56\times100=56\%$

Clearly, 32 is less than 56.

Therefore, the percent of kindergartners surveyed who can ride a bike is less than the percent of first graders surveyed who can ride a bike.

Answer 2

The percentage of kindergartners who can ride a bike is less than because 0.32 is less than 0.68. 32 is less than 68. (READ YOUR QUESTIONS BEFORE POSTING.)