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3/21/21

[Answer] A survey of 57 students was conducted to determine whether or not they held jobs outside of school. The two-way table above shows the number of students by employment status (job no job) and class (juniors seniors). Which of the following best describes the relationship between employment status and class?

Answer: There appears to be an association since the proportion of juniors having jobs is much larger than the proportion of seniors having jobs.




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