Question

A medical company tested a new drug for possible side effects. The table
shows the relative frequency that a study participant experienced the side
effect.
Side effect
0.21
No side effect
0.29
Adults
Children
0.06
0.44
Do these data suggest an association between age and experiencing side
effects?
A. No. A greater percentage of both adults and children had no side
effects.
B. No. Adults were as likely to experience side effects as children.
C. Yes. A greater percentage of adults experienced side effects than
children
D. Yes. A greater percentage of children experienced side effects
than adults.

Answer 1

The relative frequency that a study participant experienced the side

effect, No. A greater percentage of both adults and children had no side effects.

While they don't give nearly enough information on sampling size to be credible data or how many kids vs how many adults,

What is the relative frequency?

A relative frequency distribution is a type of frequency distribution. The first image here is a frequency distribution table.

The simplistic answer is (A) a greater percentage of kids experienced side effects among their peers than the adults among their peers.

Therefore, No. A greater percentage of both adults and children had no side effects is the correct option.

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