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When finding conditional frequency, how do you know if you should put the row total or column total in the denominator?

Usually, the first term mentioned for the conditional frequency, you put the column or row total in the denominator, with the data being observed in the numerator. For example of all the people that like skateboards, how many like snowmobiles? Would be 80/125 or if I asked of all the people that liked snowmobiles how many like snowboards would be 80/105. 

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In the two-way table, It is used to examine relationships between categorical variables. and the entries in the cells can be relative frequencies, that we known as "Conditional Frequency/distribution"

In order to determine the denominator, we add all the values in given column, and for second column,we add all the numbers in 2nd column, & it would be the denominator for each & every cell in that column.

If Scatter plot has no association, then it would not indicate any trends. It means, progression of number can't be formularized in a specific way, 'cause there is no relation between the numbers

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