(a)
Total frequency = 147 + 328 + 551 + 1143 + 2427 = 4596
Response | Probability |
Never | 147/4596 = 0.032 |
Rarely | 328/4596 = 0.071 |
Sometimes | 551/4596 = 0.120 |
Most of the time | 1143/4596 = 0.249 |
Always | 2427/4596 = 0.528 |
(b)
Since the probability that a college student never wears a belt is very low (less than 0.05), we can consider it as unusual.
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