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A survey was taken asking what percent of gender takes public transportation and what percent drive....

A survey was taken asking what percent of gender takes public transportation and what percent drive. The results of the survey show that out of the 16 men survey 10 drive and 6 do not, where as with women 10 drive and 4 do not.

A) create a summary of the data in the form of a data table

B) Analyze the data, by had (showing all work) using all of the appropriate descriptive technique and explain why you chose the specific techniques

frequency table; cross-tabulation; graphical analysis

mean; median, mode

variance standard deviation

C) Analyze the data by hand using the appropriate inferential technique (Chi-Square, Confidence Interval. t-test, ANOVA) explain why you chose the technique

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