Episode 52 —

Probability - Two Way Tables

Learners will be able to:

- Identify the structure of a two-way table and its components. - Complete a two-way table using given information and calculate missing values. - Use a contingency table to find totals for rows and columns. - Calculate probabilities from a completed contingency table, including the probability that a student is addicted to a specific drug or any form of addiction. - Interpret the results of a contingency table in the context of real-world data, such as the number of students addicted to different substances. - Fill in missing values in a two-way table using logical reasoning and mathematical calculations.