Test - Summer 2019 - Question 1 e) and marital status (divorced Consider the following frequency...
Test - Summer 2019 - Question 1 e) and marital status (divorced Consider the following frequency tables for siblings (0, 1.2.3.4.5.6 or m married or single) for a sample of 2714 individuale siblings Freq. marital Freq. awN divorced married single 591 1,769 354 346 223 333 6 or more Total 2,714 Total 2,714 a) Construct the relative frequency and cumulative relative frequency distribution for siblings page 10 of E ECO2207 September 20, 2019 b) Assuming siblings is independent from marital status write out the contingerey table for these two variables showing joint and marginal frequencies. (Roundup or down to nearest whole person. After rounding se marital category single and siblings category 6 or more to ensure joint frequencies agree with marginal frequencies) Now for part c) and d) assume you find out the real contingency table showing frecuencies for the sample of 2714 individuals is norital siblings divorced married single Total or more Total 591 1,769 356 2,724 c) Based only on the real contingency table, what is the difference in preot of individuals who have sibling and are married individuals who have two siblings and are married? d) Based only on the real contingency table, given that an individual is married what is the difference in percent of those with him to