Question

corey asked 82 people at his school what type of fruit they prefer. use the information in the table to complete the two - way frequency table. drag the numbers into the boxes. 1 2 7 29 33 75 82

Explanation:

Step1: Find the number of teachers who prefer apples

Total number of people who prefer apples is 24, and 22 students prefer apples. So, the number of teachers who prefer apples is \(24 - 22=2\).

Step2: Find the number of students who prefer grapes

Total number of people who prefer grapes: Let's first find the total number of people. The total number of people Corey asked is 82.
The number of people who prefer oranges is 25 (24 students and 1 teacher, since \(25-24 = 1\)).
The total number of students: Let the number of students who prefer grapes be \(x\). The total number of students is \(22 + x+24\). The total number of teachers: \(2 + 4+1=7\).
Since the total number of people is 82, the total number of students is \(82 - 7=75\). So, \(22+x + 24=75\), then \(x=75-(22 + 24)=29\).
The total number of people who prefer grapes is \(29 + 4=33\).

Answer:

	Apples	Grapes	Oranges	Total
Teachers	2	4	1	7
Total	24	33	25	82