Two Way Tables

1
Two Way Tables Below is an example of a two way
table. It shows the age and gender of the people
at a hotel.

• How many people are over 18?
• How many people are under 18?
• How many females?
• How many males?

• 10
• 5
• 7
• 8

2
Two Way Tables Below is an example of a two way
table. It shows the age and gender of the people
at a hotel.

• How many people are over 18?
• How many people are under 18?
• How many females?
• How many males?

• 10
• 5
• 7
• 8

3
On another day, there were 12 people staying at
the hotel and 7 were female, 4 people were under
18 and 3 males were under 18. Put this
information into the table below.
4

• On another day, there were 12 people staying at
  the hotel and 7 were female, 4 people were under
  18 and 3 males were under 18. Put this
  information into the table below.
• Draw in an extra row at the bottom and column at
  the right hand side for the TOTALS.

5

• On another day, there were 12 people staying at
  the hotel and 7 were female, 4 people were under
  18 and 3 males were under 18. Put this
  information into the table below.
• Draw in an extra row at the bottom and column at
  the right hand side for the TOTALS.
• Put in all the information that you are given
  onto the table

6

• On another day, there were 12 people staying at
  the hotel and 7 were female, 4 people were under
  18 and 3 males were under 18. Put this
  information into the table below.
• Draw in an extra row at the bottom and column at
  the right hand side for the TOTALS.
• Put in all the information that you are given
  onto the table
• Complete the table

7

• On another day, there were 12 people staying at
  the hotel and 7 were female, 4 people were under
  18 and 3 males were under 18. Put this
  information into the table below.
• Draw in an extra row at the bottom and column at
  the right hand side for the TOTALS.
• Put in all the information that you are given
  onto the table
• Complete the table

8

• On another day, there were 12 people staying at
  the hotel and 7 were female, 4 people were under
  18 and 3 males were under 18. Put this
  information into the table below.
• Draw in an extra row at the bottom and column at
  the right hand side for the TOTALS.
• Put in all the information that you are given
  onto the eable
• Complete the table

9
On another day, there were 10 people staying at
the hotel and 6 were female, 3 people under 18 2
males were under 18. Put this information into
the table below.
10

• On another day, there were 10 people staying at
  the hotel and 6 were female, 3 people were under
  18 and 2 males were under 18. Put this
  information into the table below.
• Draw in an extra row at the bottom and column at
  the right hand side for the TOTALS.

11

• On another day, there were 10 people staying at
  the hotel and 6 were female, 3 people were under
  18 and 2 males were under 18. Put this
  information into the table below.
• Draw in an extra row at the bottom and column at
  the right hand side for the TOTALS.
• Put in all the information that you are given
  onto the table

12

• On another day, there were 10 people staying at
  the hotel and 6 were female, 3 people were under
  18 and 2 males were under 18. Put this
  information into the table below.
• Draw in an extra row at the bottom and column at
  the right hand side for the TOTALS.
• Put in all the information that you are given
  onto the table
• Complete the table