# Lesson 1

Human Frequency Table

• Let’s use tables to organize data.

### 1.1: Estimation: Percents

What percentage of the graph is labeled B?

1. Record an estimate that is:
too low   about right   too high

### 1.2: Human Frequency Table

1. How many students prefer tablets?
2. How many students prefer basketball?
3. How many students prefer both laptops and prefer baseball?
4. Of the students who prefer tablets, how many prefer basketball?

### 1.3: Class Celebration

Han’s teacher is planning a celebration for the class. Here is a table that displays the students’ preferences for the celebration.

prefers Monday   prefers Friday   total
prefers indoors 4 8
prefers outdoors 6 9
total

Use the table to answer the questions.

1. Complete the table with the missing values.
2. How many students were surveyed?
3. How many students prefer Monday?
4. How many students prefer Friday?
5. On which day should Han’s teacher plan to have the celebration?
6. How many students prefer to stay indoors?
7. How many students prefer to go outdoors?
8. How many students prefer Friday and prefer to stay indoors?
9. How many students prefer Monday and prefer to go outdoors?