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3 years ago

I don’t get this how do these things work please explain

Mathematics

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abruzzese [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Ok, so:

-The number of people who like tea are represented in the first column.

-The number of people who dislike tea are represented in the second column.

-The number of people who like coffee are represented in the first row.

-The number of people who dislike coffee are represented in the second row.

This works like a multiplication chart:

People who like tea and coffee are represented in the top left square. People who dislike tea and coffee are represented in the box that coordinates to T' and C' (If you find T' and C' and run your fingers along the column/row until they run into each other, you'll find it.) The same is true for other combinations.

At the bottom of the first column is the total number of people who like tea. At the right-most part of the first row, is the total number of people who like coffee.

(52 people like tea, 80 people were surveyed)

I hope this helps you understand, please ask any clarifying questions you need! : )

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