Why do we use row over column percent and vice-versa? ? 3 Consider the question: Are middle

Why do we use row over column percent and vice-versa?

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3 Consider the question: Are middle school students less likely to do well on standardized test if their parents are less educated? To answer this question, a dataset was collected for the two variables "mother's highest education level" and "student standardized test score". What percentages (row or column percents) would you compare to answer the question? Compute the percentages and write your answer in complete sentences. Make sure to include the percentages to support your answer. Student Basic standardized Proficient test score Advanced Total Mother's Highest Education Level Some college or more 4,461,409 6,015,841 9,056,499 18,872,201 19,533,749 Less than high school High school 5,556,230 3,949,710 2,971,820 10,798,368 1,063,009 4,124,123 9,591,059 Row Total 13,967,349 19,786,029 14,243,631 47,997,009 3 Consider the question: Are middle school students less likely to do well on standardized test if their parents are less educated? To answer this question, a dataset was collected for the two variables "mother's highest education level" and "student standardized test score". What percentages (row or column percents) would you compare to answer the question? Compute the percentages and write your answer in complete sentences. Make sure to include the percentages to support your answer. Student Basic standardized Proficient test score Advanced Total Mother's Highest Education Level Some college or more 4,461,409 6,015,841 9,056,499 18,872,201 19,533,749 Less than high school High school 5,556,230 3,949,710 2,971,820 10,798,368 1,063,009 4,124,123 9,591,059 Row Total 13,967,349 19,786,029 14,243,631 47,997,009

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