Relative frequency table as fractions: left- and right-handed students

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A two-way table of left- and right-handed boys and girls as fractions of each column, with the corner split by a diagonal into Hand and Student — A two-way table of left- and right-handed boys and girls, each cell written as a fraction of its column’s total in lowest terms: 4/7 of the left-handed students are boys and 3/7 girls, 26/53 of the right-handed students are boys and 27/53 girls. The Total column shows each group is 1/2 of all 60 students. The corner is split by a diagonal, with Hand across the top and Student down the side.

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