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Students in a small statistics class were asked which was their dominant hand and if they were in a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) major. Their results are listed below. Use the results to construct a two-way table.

Student	Hand	STEM?	Student	Hand	STEM?
1	Right	No	9	Right	Yes
2	Right	Yes	10	Left	No
3	Left	Yes	11	Right	Yes
4	Right	Yes	12	Right	Yes
5	Right	No	13	Right	No
6	No	No	14	Right	No
7	Right	No	15	Right	Yes
8	Left	No	16	Right	No

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Statistics: Unlocking the Power of Data

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Authors: Lock, Morgon

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