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Comparing the Risk: Summarizing and Displaying the Data

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What is the explanatory variable?

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What is the response variable?

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What percent of people who were vaccinated got the flu?

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What percent of people who were NOT vaccinated got the flu?

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How many males brought a laptop?

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How many females did NOT bring a laptop?

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Which gender had a greater proportion bring a laptop?

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What type of graph is this?

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What is the explanatory variable?

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What is the response variable?

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What type of graph is this?

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Summarize the information in a two-way frequency table with adult/child as the explanatory variable.

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In 2009, was an adult or a child more likely to live in a household with very low food security? Explain how you determined your answer.

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What is the explanatory variable?

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What is the response variable?

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Summarize the information in a two-way frequency table.

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On which type of field was a player more likely to have a severe injury? Explain how you determined your answer.