The two-way table displays data collected from a random group of middle school and high school students. Which statements are correct? (frequencies rounded to nearest tenth)
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A)
The relative frequency of "age 10-13" and "skip breakfast" is 25.9%.
B)
The row conditional relative frequencies of "age 10-13" and "eat breakfast"
is 74.1%.
The row conditional relative frequencies of "age 14-17" and "skip
breakfast" is 66.7%.
The column conditional relative frequencies of eat breakfast" and age 14
17" is 25.5%.
The column conditional relative frequencies of "skip breakfast" and "age
10-13" is 25.6%
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