Two-way tables: joint, marginal and conditional relative frequencies

Grade 9 Math Worksheet

NameDate

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Read this first

    Two-way table of students

    WalksBikesBusTotal
    9th grade26132564
    10th grade10251146
    Total363836110
  2. Ari sorted students in a two-way table. The crossing guard wants a copy. Of the students in the "9th grade" row, what percent walk to school, to the nearest whole percent?

  3. Bo sorted students in a two-way table. The cooks are taking notes. Of the students in the "Late lunch" row, what percent choose salad, to the nearest whole percent?

  4. Two-way table of club members

    ZooMuseumAquariumTotal
    Science club2371747
    Art club19122657
    Total421943104
  5. Esme sorted club members in a two-way table. Everyone wants the trip to be tomorrow. Of the club members in the "Science club" row, what percent vote for the aquarium, to the nearest whole percent?

  6. Two-way table of students

    MathScienceArtTotal
    Coding club16182458
    Not in the club96823
    Total25243281
  7. Jun sorted students in a two-way table. The club robot helped count. Of the students in the "Not in the club" row, what percent like math best, to the nearest whole percent?

  8. Two-way table of club members

    MysteryComicsNatureTotal
    Reads at night11181847
    Reads by day26232978
    Total374147125
  9. Kira sorted club members in a two-way table. The librarian is thrilled. Of the club members in the "Comics" column, what percent read at night, to the nearest whole percent?

  10. Two-way table of students

    WalksBikesBusTotal
    9th grade671225
    10th grade13192254
    Total19263479
  11. Milo sorted students in a two-way table. The crossing guard wants a copy. Of the students in the "Bus" column, what percent are in 10th grade, to the nearest whole percent?

  12. Noah sorted students in a two-way table. The cooks are taking notes. Of the students in the "Pizza" column, what percent have early lunch, to the nearest whole percent?

  13. Pia's two-way table counts students. Is there a link between the grade and whether students walk to school?

    • Yes: 10th graders tend to walk to school more often than 9th graders.
    • Yes: 9th graders tend to walk to school more often than 10th graders.
    • Yes: more 10th graders walk to school, 36 against 22.
    • Yes: being in 9th grade makes students walk to school.
    • No: about the same share of each group tends to walk to school.
  14. Ren's two-way table counts students. Is there a link between being in the coding club and whether students like art best?

    • Yes: coding club members tend to like art best more often than other students.
    • Yes: being in the coding club makes students like art best.
    • Yes: other students tend to like art best more often than coding club members.
    • No: about the same share of each group tends to like art best.
    • Yes: more other students like art best, 12 against 10.
  15. Two-way table of club members

    MysteryComicsNatureTotal
    Reads at night35333098
    Reads by day17352375
    Total526853173
  16. Zee's two-way table counts club members. Is there a link between when members read and whether club members like nature books best?

    • Yes: more night readers like nature books best, 30 against 23.
    • Yes: being a night reader makes club members like nature books best.
    • No: about the same share of each group tends to like nature books best.
    • Yes: night readers tend to like nature books best more often than day readers.
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Two-way tables: joint, marginal and conditional relative frequencies

Answer Key - Grade 9 Math Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Read this first

    Two-way table of students

    WalksBikesBusTotal
    9th grade26132564
    10th grade10251146
    Total363836110
  2. Ari sorted students in a two-way table. The crossing guard wants a copy. Of the students in the "9th grade" row, what percent walk to school, to the nearest whole percent?

    41
  3. Bo sorted students in a two-way table. The cooks are taking notes. Of the students in the "Late lunch" row, what percent choose salad, to the nearest whole percent?

    21
  4. Two-way table of club members

    ZooMuseumAquariumTotal
    Science club2371747
    Art club19122657
    Total421943104
  5. Esme sorted club members in a two-way table. Everyone wants the trip to be tomorrow. Of the club members in the "Science club" row, what percent vote for the aquarium, to the nearest whole percent?

    36
  6. Two-way table of students

    MathScienceArtTotal
    Coding club16182458
    Not in the club96823
    Total25243281
  7. Jun sorted students in a two-way table. The club robot helped count. Of the students in the "Not in the club" row, what percent like math best, to the nearest whole percent?

    39
  8. Two-way table of club members

    MysteryComicsNatureTotal
    Reads at night11181847
    Reads by day26232978
    Total374147125
  9. Kira sorted club members in a two-way table. The librarian is thrilled. Of the club members in the "Comics" column, what percent read at night, to the nearest whole percent?

    44
  10. Two-way table of students

    WalksBikesBusTotal
    9th grade671225
    10th grade13192254
    Total19263479
  11. Milo sorted students in a two-way table. The crossing guard wants a copy. Of the students in the "Bus" column, what percent are in 10th grade, to the nearest whole percent?

    65
  12. Noah sorted students in a two-way table. The cooks are taking notes. Of the students in the "Pizza" column, what percent have early lunch, to the nearest whole percent?

    61
  13. Pia's two-way table counts students. Is there a link between the grade and whether students walk to school?

    • Yes: 10th graders tend to walk to school more often than 9th graders.
    • Yes: 9th graders tend to walk to school more often than 10th graders.
    • Yes: more 10th graders walk to school, 36 against 22.
    • Yes: being in 9th grade makes students walk to school.
    • No: about the same share of each group tends to walk to school.
  14. Ren's two-way table counts students. Is there a link between being in the coding club and whether students like art best?

    • Yes: coding club members tend to like art best more often than other students.
    • Yes: being in the coding club makes students like art best.
    • Yes: other students tend to like art best more often than coding club members.
    • No: about the same share of each group tends to like art best.
    • Yes: more other students like art best, 12 against 10.
  15. Two-way table of club members

    MysteryComicsNatureTotal
    Reads at night35333098
    Reads by day17352375
    Total526853173
  16. Zee's two-way table counts club members. Is there a link between when members read and whether club members like nature books best?

    • Yes: more night readers like nature books best, 30 against 23.
    • Yes: being a night reader makes club members like nature books best.
    • No: about the same share of each group tends to like nature books best.
    • Yes: night readers tend to like nature books best more often than day readers.