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    The document describes the steps taken to create a contingency table in Excel to solve a question rather than doing it manually. It involves entering data into a worksheet, using the COUNTIFS formula to count cells that meet criteria, copying the formula to other cells, and attaching the Excel sheet for reference. A second section notes the same steps were used but with division formulas to calculate percentages from the data.

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    The document describes the steps taken to create a contingency table in Excel to solve a question rather than doing it manually. It involves entering data into a worksheet, using the COUNTIFS formula to count cells that meet criteria, copying the formula to other cells, and attaching the Excel sheet for reference. A second section notes the same steps were used but with division formulas to calculate percentages from the data.

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    The document describes the steps taken to create a contingency table in Excel to solve a question rather than doing it manually. It involves entering data into a worksheet, using the COUNTIFS formula to count cells that meet criteria, copying the formula to other cells, and attaching the Excel sheet for reference. A second section notes the same steps were used but with division formulas to calculate percentages from the data.

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    A) I have used excel in solving this question rather than doing it manually, which is far more easier.

    I have used the following steps on arriving on the contingency table-


     I have first manually entered the data into the excel worksheet
     I then used the formula COUNTIFS which is used to count the numebrbof cells, specified by a
    given set of conditions or criteria
     I applied this formula in one cell and then copied it to other cells.
     I have attached the excel sheet for reference

    B) I have used the same steps, but the only difference is that I have used division formula to
    calculate percentages

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