Two-way tables (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards

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What are two-way tables?

Data tables that organize information by two different categories or variables

What is the purpose of two-way tables?

To analyze relationships between groups using addition and subtraction

Which direction do rows run in two-way tables?

Horizontally

Which direction do columns run in two-way tables?

Vertically

Where is the grand total located in a two-way table?

Bottom right corner

What is the column rule in two-way tables?

All numbers in each column must add up to the column total

What is the row rule in two-way tables?

All numbers in each row must add up to the row total

How do you find missing values in two-way tables?

Subtract known values from the total

What is the first step when completing two-way tables?

Start with the grand total in the bottom right cell

When completing two-way tables, what should you look for first?

Rows or columns with only one missing number

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