To generate a two-way frequency table based on the provided data about favorite ice cream flavors and toppings, we first need to understand and organize the data you provided. It appears that you've listed counts of votes for different combinations of ice cream flavors and toppings.
Here's the data as described:
| Flavor/Topping | Count | |-----------------------|-------| | Vanilla with Sprinkles | 102 | | Vanilla with Jelly Beans | 73 | | Chocolate with Sprinkles | 65 | | Chocolate with Jelly Beans | 125 |
We'll create a two-way frequency table with two main categories: Ice Cream Flavor and Toppings.
Two-Way Frequency Table
| Ice Cream Flavor | Sprinkles | Jelly Beans | Total | |----------------------|-----------|-------------|-------| | Vanilla | 102 | 73 | 175 | | Chocolate | 65 | 125 | 190 | | Total | 167 | 198 | 365 |
Percentage Calculation
Now, we'll calculate percentages for each cell in the table based on the total:
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For Vanilla with Sprinkles:
- \( \frac{102}{365} \times 100 \approx 27.9% \)
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For Vanilla with Jelly Beans:
- \( \frac{73}{365} \times 100 \approx 20.0% \)
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For Chocolate with Sprinkles:
- \( \frac{65}{365} \times 100 \approx 17.8% \)
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For Chocolate with Jelly Beans:
- \( \frac{125}{365} \times 100 \approx 34.2% \)
Updated Table with Percentages
To simplify the representation, we can present the table with percentages alongside the counts:
| Ice Cream Flavor | Sprinkles | Jelly Beans | Total Votes | |----------------------|-----------------|------------------|-------------| | Vanilla | 102 (27.9%) | 73 (20.0%) | 175 | | Chocolate | 65 (17.8%) | 125 (34.2%) | 190 | | Total | 167 | 198 | 365 |
Conclusion
From this table, you can interpret voters' preferences regarding ice cream flavors and their favorite toppings. The highest preference appears to be Chocolate with Jelly Beans, while the lowest preference is Chocolate with Sprinkles.