Suppose there are 1000 students in a business administration program. 620 students are in an IT class, 450 students are in a Statistics class, 200 students are taking both.
Create a contingency table for the data above.
IT | Non-IT | Total | |
Statistics | 200 | 450-200=250 | 450 |
Non-Statistics | 420 | 130 | 1000-450=550 |
Total | 620 | 1000-620=380 | 1000 |
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