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9 November, 21:11

The class president collected data on 150 randomly selected 17-year-olds at his school. He surveyed students on if they had a job and driver's license. The results are shown below.

· 93 of the 17-year olds had a job

· 128 of the 17-year olds had a driver's license

· 76 of the students had both a job and a driver's license

Part A: Construct a two-way frequency table summarizing the data. Since you can't make a table, use the letters a) through i) to label the values when you type your answers.

Has a Driver's License

Does Not have a Driver's License

Total

Has a Job

a) b) c)

Does Not have a Job

d) e) f)

Total

g) h) i)

Part B: What percent of the students who have a job, do not have a driver's license?

Part C: The class president concluded that there is a correlation between having a job and having a driver's license. Do you agree with the class president? Explain your thinking.

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