A CUNY QC Graduate student surveyed 600 parents/guardians of 2nd-grade school students in the metropolitan area. Each surveyparticipant was shown the following statement:"Students aged 7-8 years of age be allowed to take a cell phone to school." The graduate student summarized the responses in the%3Dtable below:StronglyNoStronglyOpinion Disagree Diasgree Totals52LocationAgreeAgreeNY49272229179NJ94173114CT434471922126PA8.791282181Totals15516510341136600What percent of survey participants expressed no opinion?about 50%about 27%about 17%103%

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A CUNY QC Graduate student surveyed 600 parents/guardians of 2nd-grade school students in the metropolitan area. Each survey participant was shown the following statement: "Students aged 7-8 years of age be allowed to take a cell phone to school." The graduate student summarized the responses in the table below: Strongly No Strongly Opinion Disagree Diasgree 27 Location Agree Agree Totals NY 49 52 22 29 179 NJ 94 17 3 114 CT 4 34 47 19 22 126 PA 79 12 82 181 Totals 155 165 103 41 136 600 What percent of survey participants expressed no opinion? about 50% O about 27% O about 17%

A CUNY QC Graduate student surveyed 600 parents/guardians of 2nd-grade school students in the metropolitan area. Each survey participant was shown the following statement: "Students aged 7-8 years of age be allowed to take a cell phone to school." The graduate student summarized the responses in the table below: Strongly No Strongly Opinion Disagree Diasgree 27 Location Agree Agree Totals NY 49 52 22 29 179 NJ 94 17 3 114 CT 4 34 47 19 22 126 PA 79 12 82 181 Totals 155 165 103 41 136 600 What percent of survey participants expressed no opinion? about 50% O about 27% O about 17%

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

1st Edition

ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Chapter11: Data Analysis And Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8CR

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