A student interested in consumer behavior believes women are more concerned about their personal appearance than are
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A student interested in consumer behavior believes women are more concerned about their personal appearance than are men; consequently, she hypothesizes that women are less likely to go to a chain hairstyling store than are men. To test her hypothesis, she stands outside of a hairstyling store for 2 hours and counts the number of men and women who purchase haircuts. Her results are listed below:
a. Construct a frequency distribution table for these data and a bar chart of these data (put the percentage [\%] of men and women on the Y-axis).
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Fundamental Statistics For The Social And Behavioral Sciences
ISBN: 9781483318790
1st Edition
Authors: Howard T. Tokunaga
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