Q- explore the differences and/or similarities of post-high school graduation plans of samples of students who...

Q- explore the differences and/or similarities of post-high school graduation plans of samples of students who graduated from Clarksville High School in 1959, 1970 and 1980 by answering the following:

Year	1959	1970	1980
Continue Education	197	388	320
Employment	103	137	98
Military	20	18	18
Other	13	58	45

a) The labels in the first column of the chart represent ??? and have ??? categories. (Answer ???)

b) The labels in the first row of the chart represent ??? and have ??? categories. (Answer ???)

c) Do you believe there is a relationship between the variables in this study? Why or why not?

d) The total number of high school graduates in the chart is ???. (Answer ???)

e) The percent of high school graduates who joined the military is ???. (Answer ???)

f) The percent of high school graduates who graduated in 1959 is ???. (Answer ???)

g) The percent of 1970 graduates who joined the military is ???. (Answer ???)

h) The percent of high school graduates joining the military who graduated in 1970 is ???. (Answer ???)

I) The percent of 1980 graduates who continued their education is ???. (Answer ???)

j) Prepare Pie Charts

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Expert Solution

Year	1959	1970	1980	Total
Continue Education	197	388	320	905
Employment	103	137	98	338
Military	20	18	18	56
Other	13	58	45	116
Total	333	601	481	1415

The labels in the first column of the chart represent post-high school graduation plans and have 4 categories.

The labels in the first row of the chart represent Graduation completion year and have 3 categories.

The total number of high school graduates in the chart is 1415.

The percent of high school graduates who joined the military is

Percentage = [ (No of student who joined military ) / Total no. of students ] * 100

= [56 / 1415 ] * 100

= 3.96%

The percent of high school graduates who graduated in 1959 is

Percentage = [ (No of student who graduated in 1959 ) / Total no. of students ] * 100

= [333 / 1415 ] * 100

= 23.53%

The percent of 1970 graduates who joined the military is

Percentage = [ (No of student graduated in 1970 who joined the military ) / Total no. of students ] * 100

= [18 / 1415 ] * 100

= 1.27%

orchestra answered 1 year ago

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