Targeting Grade C Handling Data Unit 1 Two-Way Tables GCSE Mathematics

TOP: Review adding and subtracting Practice 1: Completing two-way tables Practice 2: Reading information from two-way tables Practice 3: Finding probabilities from two-way tables TAIL Can you… Fill in a two-way table Answer questions from a two-way table Find probabilities from a two-way table Try a test If not you need

TOP 1) )15 – 9 3) )86 – 32 5) )200 – 75 7) )837 – 387 9) )192 – 123 Lesson Answers 1)79 2)6 3)51 4)54 5)196 6)125 7)176 8)450 9)156 10)69 Are you ready for the answers ?

Practice 1:Complete the following tables 1)Students are asked if they prefer to go swimming or to the gym. 2) Some people are asked about their favourite outdoor sport. Lesson SwimmingGymTotal Boys 2545 Girls Total HikingCanoeingClimbingTotal Under 15s – Over Total75300

Practice 2:Copy and complete the following two-way table about ways of eating potato and then answer the questions. 1)How many boys liked mash? 2)How many teachers preferred new potatoes? 3)How many girls were asked? 4)Out of the people who liked chips, how many were boys? Lesson NewChipsMashTotal Boys34100 Girls2537 Teachers Total104250

Practice 3: For the following two-way table answer the questions on probability. A person is picked at random from the sample. Lesson NewChipsMashTotal Boys Girls Teachers Total )What is the probability the person picked is a boy? 2)What is the probability the person liked mash? 3)What is the probability the person was a teacher who preferred new potatoes? 4)What is the probability that, out of the girls, the person liked chips? 5)Out of the people who liked chips, what is the probability the person was a boy?

TAIL For the following table, copy and complete it, then answer the questions about types of coffee bought. Next Coffee is sold in three types and in three weights. a)How many people bought 100g of powdered coffee? b)How many people bought ground coffee? c)Out of the packets weighing 200g, what is the probability the packet bought contained granules? 100g200g300gTotal Ground Powder Granules4045 Total Are you ready for the answers ?

Answers (a) 80 (b) 120 (c) 45/ g200g300gTotal Ground Powder Granules Total Lesson