Checking for Independence: Analyzing Data in a Two-Way Table
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In this video, the teacher explains how to use math to check whether two events are independent. Using the example of animal crackers, the teacher demonstrates how to analyze data in a two-way table to determine the independence between a cracker being a herbivore and it being broken.
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