Tatiana made a two-way table to describe what her friends like at the amusement park. Which could be the columns and rows for Tatiana's table? columns: likes roller coasters, likes water rides; rows: doesn't like roller coasters, doesn't like water rides columns: likes water rides, doesn't like roller coasters; rows: doesn't like water rides, likes roller coasters columns: likes roller coasters, doesn't like roller coasters; rows: likes water rides, doesn't like water rides columns: doesn't like water rides, likes roller coasters; rows: doesn't like roller coasters, likes water rides

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Tristen Suarez

Mathematics

8 July, 21:43

Tatiana made a two-way table to describe what her friends like at the amusement park. Which could be the columns and rows for Tatiana's table? columns: likes roller coasters, likes water rides; rows: doesn't like roller coasters, doesn't like water rides columns: likes water rides, doesn't like roller coasters; rows: doesn't like water rides, likes roller coasters columns: likes roller coasters, doesn't like roller coasters; rows: likes water rides, doesn't like water rides columns: doesn't like water rides, likes roller coasters; rows: doesn't like roller coasters, likes water rides

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Zion Golden · Answer 1

columns: likes roller coasters, doesn't like roller coasters;

rows: likes water rides, doesn't like water rides

Step-by-step explanation:

You want to aks to your friends if they like or not water rides and roller coasters.

In a two-way table, a person goes only in one of the columns and only in one of the rows. Then, the columns would be: like A, doesn't like A; and the rows: like B, doesn't like B. Therefore if 10 people like roller coasters and don't like water rides:

likes roller coasters doesn't like roller coasters

likes water rides

doesn't like water rides 10