Answers only*The table below shows the results of a poll in which randomly selected high school students were asked if they prefer Football or Basketball. What is the marginal relative frequency of 12th graders?9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade Football128127Basketball51079a. 0.4375b. 0.5625c. 0.2286d. 0.1The table below shows the results of a poll in which randomly selected high school students were asked if they prefer Football or Basketball. What is the joint relative frequency of 10th graders who like football?9th Grade10th Grade11th Grade12th GradeFootball128127Basketball51079a. 0.1143b. 0.1429c. 0.4444d. 0.3077 The table below shows the results of a poll in which randomly selected high school students were asked if they prefer virtual or traditional schools. What is the marginal relative frequency of students who prefer traditional school?9th Grade10th Grade11th Grade12th GradeVirtual9141720Traditional171652a. 0.06b. 0.6c. 0.04d. 0.4The table below shows the results of a poll in which randomly selected high school students were asked if they prefer virtual or traditional schools. If you are given a student who prefers virtual school, what is the probability that the student is also a 12th grader? 9th Grade  10th Grade  11th Grade  12th Grade Virtual9141720Traditional171652a. about 0.33b. about 0.91c. about 0.25d. about 0.20Students and teachers at a school were polled to see if they were in favor of extending the parking lot into part of the athletic fields. The results of the poll are shown in the two-way table below. What is the probability that someone who is a student is also in favor of extending the parking lot into part of the athletic fields?  In Favor  Not in FavorStudents1623Teachers914a. about 0.64b. about 0.26c. about 0.41d. about 0.16The table below shows the results of a poll in which randomly selected high school students were asked if they prefer virtual or traditional schools. What is the joint relative frequency of 9th graders who prefer virtual schools?9th Grade10th Grade11th Grade12th GradeVirtual9141720Traditional171652a. 0.09b. 0.17c. 0.3462d. 0.15The tally below shows the results of a poll in which adults and children were asked their favorite type of dessert. Which of the following two way tables shows the correct relative frequencies for the tally shown below?a. b. c. d. Chuck is the owner of a car dealership. He is assessing the success rates of his top three salespeople in order to offer one of them a promotion. Over two months, for each attempted sale, he records whether the salesperson made a successful sale or not. The results are shown in the table below. Which salesperson has the highest success rate?  Successful  UnsuccessfulRachel64Jeff55Bill87Jennifer36a. Rachelb. Jeffc. Billd. JenniferFour competing basketball teams in ABC county are competing to go to the state basketball championship. The team with the highest win rate will go to the championship. Which team would be selected to go?  Win  LossBarracudas133Sharks103Sixers121Hawks82a. Barracudasb. Sharksc. Sixersd. Hawks

At the end of the first fiscal quarter, which ended on the last day of last month, the research team at Finer Diner computed the following model as a means of predicting monthly gross revenues:Gross revenues (Y) = 618.4 + 282.68(Advertising Expenditures) + 95.43(Number of Nights with Live Entertainment)Y = Gross revenues (monthly)X1 = Advertising Expenditures (monthly)X2 = Number of Nights with a Band Present (monthly)Calculated p-values for Advertising Expenditures and Number of Nights with Live Entertainment are 0.00005 and 0.35 respectively.Currently, the restaurant spends $500 per month on advertising and has live entertainment fifteen nights per month.Based on the current model and p-values:Predict gross revenues if the restaurant raised monthly advertising expenditures by 15%, 25%, and 50%.Predict gross revenues if the restaurant provided live entertainment 12 nights per month, 20 nights per month, and 24 nights per month.Create a 6- to 8-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® or Prezi presentation in which you:Identify goals of 15% increase in gross revenues for the next fiscal month, a 25% increase in monthly gross revenues for the current quarter, and a 50% increase in monthly gross revenues at the end of this fiscal year.Predictchanges in advertising expenditures and how many nights live entertainment is offered that will lead to meeting the goals.Illustrate potential strategies to accomplish your proposed increases.Compose a script for your presentation in the notes section of your Microsoft® PowerPoint® slides or in a Microsoft® Word® document if using Prezi.Format any references and citations consistent with APA guidelines