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PART B The property manager surveys a random sample of 70 tenants about a fitness class. The results are shown in the table. If the apartment building has 300 tenants younger than 50 and 200 tenants age 50 or older, about how many total tenants would not be expected to attend a fitness class? Show your work.








Would Attend


Fitness Class







Would Not Attend


Fitness Class









Younger


than 
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13
8






50 or


Older




32
17




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PART B The property manager surveys a random sample of 7070 tenants about a fitness class. The results are shown in the table. If the apartment building has 300300 tenants younger than 5050 and 200200 tenants age 5050 or older, about how many total tenants would not be expected to attend a fitness class? Show your work.\newline\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|}\newline\cline { 22 - 33 } \multicolumn{11}{c|}{} & \begin{tabular}{c} \newlineWould Attend \\\newlineFitness Class\newline\end{tabular} & \begin{tabular}{c} \newlineWould Not Attend \\\newlineFitness Class\newline\end{tabular} \\\newline\hline \begin{tabular}{l} \newlineYounger \\\newlinethan 50 \mathbf{5 0} \newline\end{tabular} & 1313 & 88 \\\newline\hline \begin{tabular}{l}\newline50 \mathbf{5 0} or \\\newlineOlder\newline\end{tabular} & 3232 & 1717 \\\newline\hline\newline\end{tabular}\newlineOLUTION

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Q. PART B The property manager surveys a random sample of 7070 tenants about a fitness class. The results are shown in the table. If the apartment building has 300300 tenants younger than 5050 and 200200 tenants age 5050 or older, about how many total tenants would not be expected to attend a fitness class? Show your work.\newline\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|}\newline\cline { 22 - 33 } \multicolumn{11}{c|}{} & \begin{tabular}{c} \newlineWould Attend \\\newlineFitness Class\newline\end{tabular} & \begin{tabular}{c} \newlineWould Not Attend \\\newlineFitness Class\newline\end{tabular} \\\newline\hline \begin{tabular}{l} \newlineYounger \\\newlinethan 50 \mathbf{5 0} \newline\end{tabular} & 1313 & 88 \\\newline\hline \begin{tabular}{l}\newline50 \mathbf{5 0} or \\\newlineOlder\newline\end{tabular} & 3232 & 1717 \\\newline\hline\newline\end{tabular}\newlineOLUTION
  1. Analyze Data: Analyze the given data from the survey.\newlineWe have a table with the following information:\newline- 1313 tenants younger than 5050 would attend the fitness class.\newline- 88 tenants younger than 5050 would not attend the fitness class.\newline- 3232 tenants age 5050 or older would attend the fitness class.\newline- 1717 tenants age 5050 or older would not attend the fitness class.
  2. Calculate Proportions: Calculate the proportion of tenants who would not attend the fitness class for each age group based on the survey.\newlineFor tenants younger than 5050:\newlineProportion == Number who would not attend // Total surveyed in the group\newlineProportion == 8/(13+8)8 / (13 + 8)\newlineProportion == 8/218 / 21
  3. Calculate Expected Numbers: Calculate the expected number of tenants younger than 5050 who would not attend the fitness class.\newlineExpected number = Proportion ×\times Total number of tenants younger than 5050\newlineExpected number = (8/21)×300(8 / 21) \times 300\newlineExpected number = 8×(300/21)8 \times (300 / 21)\newlineExpected number 114.29\approx 114.29 (Since we cannot have a fraction of a tenant, we will consider the actual number after calculating the total for both age groups.)
  4. Calculate Proportion Older: Calculate the proportion of tenants age 5050 or older who would not attend the fitness class based on the survey.\newlineFor tenants age 5050 or older:\newlineProportion = Number who would not attend / Total surveyed in the group\newlineProportion = 1732+17\frac{17}{32 + 17}\newlineProportion = 1749\frac{17}{49}
  5. Calculate Expected Older: Calculate the expected number of tenants age 5050 or older who would not attend the fitness class.\newlineExpected number = Proportion ×\times Total number of tenants age 5050 or older\newlineExpected number = (17/49)×200(17 / 49) \times 200\newlineExpected number = 17×(200/49)17 \times (200 / 49)\newlineExpected number 69.39\approx 69.39 (Again, we will consider the actual number after calculating the total for both age groups.)
  6. Calculate Total Expected: Calculate the total expected number of tenants who would not attend the fitness class.\newlineTotal expected number = Expected number of younger tenants + Expected number of older tenants\newlineTotal expected number 114.29+69.39\approx 114.29 + 69.39\newlineTotal expected number 183.68\approx 183.68\newlineSince we cannot have a fraction of a tenant, we round to the nearest whole number.\newlineTotal expected number 184\approx 184

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