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apples banana oranges total
7th graders 44 120
8th graders 35 46
total 72 71
constructing the two way table, what is the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas
7th graders 44 120
8th graders 35 46
total 72 71
constructing the two way table, what is the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas
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that is wrong the answers are 51, 86, 25, 69
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wrong
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To determine the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas, we look at the total number of bananas preferred by seventh graders in the table.
From the table:
7th graders prefer bananas: 35
Therefore, the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas is 35.
From the table:
7th graders prefer bananas: 35
Therefore, the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas is 35.
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GPT 3.5
To find the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas, you need to look at the number of bananas preferred by only 7th graders.
From the table, we can see that the total number of bananas preferred by all students is 35. To find the number of bananas preferred by 8th graders, we subtract the number of bananas preferred by all students (71) from the number of bananas preferred by 8th graders, which is 46.
46 - 35 = 11
Therefore, the total number of 7th graders who prefer bananas is 35 - 11 = 24.
The correct answer is 24.
From the table, we can see that the total number of bananas preferred by all students is 35. To find the number of bananas preferred by 8th graders, we subtract the number of bananas preferred by all students (71) from the number of bananas preferred by 8th graders, which is 46.
46 - 35 = 11
Therefore, the total number of 7th graders who prefer bananas is 35 - 11 = 24.
The correct answer is 24.
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GPT 3.5
I apologize for the mistake. Let's reevaluate the calculation.
To determine the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas, we need to consider the data in the table.
From the table, we see that the total number of bananas preferred by all students is 71.
And we also know that the total number of bananas preferred by 8th graders is 46.
Therefore, to find the total number of bananas preferred by 7th graders, we subtract the number of bananas preferred by 8th graders from the total number of bananas:
71 (total bananas) - 46 (bananas preferred by 8th graders) = 25
Therefore, the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas is 25.
The correct answer is 25.
To determine the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas, we need to consider the data in the table.
From the table, we see that the total number of bananas preferred by all students is 71.
And we also know that the total number of bananas preferred by 8th graders is 46.
Therefore, to find the total number of bananas preferred by 7th graders, we subtract the number of bananas preferred by 8th graders from the total number of bananas:
71 (total bananas) - 46 (bananas preferred by 8th graders) = 25
Therefore, the total number of seventh graders who prefer bananas is 25.
The correct answer is 25.
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