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Fill in the following contingency table and find the number of students who both read mysteries...

Fill in the following contingency table and find the number of students who both read mysteries AND read comics. Students read mysteries do not read mysteries Total read comics 32 do no tread comics 61Total 70 57

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**PLEASE ATTACH THE CONTINGENCY TABLE IN TABLE FORMAT..I CAN NOT UNDERSTAND AS IT IS SHOWING IN SENTENCE FORMAT.

the contingency table be:-

students read comics do not read comics total
read mysteries (66-32) = 34 (61-25) = 36 70
do not read mysteries 32 (57-32) =25 57
total (127-61) = 66 61 127

the number of students who both read mysteries AND read comics = 34

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