Question

Mr. Lopez began the two-way table below to display the dominant hand of the students in his first- and second-period classes.


Dominant Hands


Left-handed

Right-handed

Total

1st Period

9


28

2nd Period

5


31

Total



How many of Mr. Lopez’s second-period students are right-handed?

14

19

26

45


Answer:26, you take the total and minus the left handed. Pretty simple and I got it right on the test, so... Yah

Answer 1

Answer:

26

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Answer 2

The number of right-handed students is (c) 26

From the table, the total number of students in the second period is

$\mathbf{Total = 31}$

The number of left-handed students is:

$\mathbf{Right = 5}$

So, the number of right-handed students are:

$\mathbf{Right= Total - Left }$

This gives

$\mathbf{Right= 31 - 5}$

$\mathbf{Right=26}$

Hence, the number of right-handed students is (c) 26

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