Gender |
Daily Level of Exercise |
|||
Much |
Moderate |
Little |
Total |
|
Male |
12 |
57 |
56 |
125 |
Female |
36 |
150 |
81 |
267 |
Total |
48 |
207 |
137 |
392 |
1) For five women drawn at random from the student sample, the chance that none of them exercise only a little is approximately:
2) The Relative Risk of little exercise for male students relative to female students is approximately:
a)
hyper geometric distribution
N=667
k=81
n=5
x=0
P(X=0) = [(C(81,0)*C(667-81,5) / C(667,5) ] = 0.52234
b)
relative risk of little exercise for male students relative to female students = (56/125)/(81/267)=1.4767
Gender Daily Level of Exercise Much Moderate Little Total Male 12 57 56 125 Female 36...
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