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This cross tabulation shows the percent of respondents who use the internet to follow news and current affairs depending on their marital status. Based on these results, which of the following is an accurate conclusion? Media to follow news and current affairs - Internet * Marital status of respondent Crosstabulaon Marital status of respondent Living Single, never Married commonlaw Widowed Separated Divorced married Total Media to follow news Yes Count 7588 1?41 212 273 532 5168 15515 and current aa'rs ' 96 within Marital status 56.2% 59.9% 16.3% 49.0% 44.4% 72.3% 58.3% Internet of respondent No Count 5915 1166 1089 285 666 1981 11102 % within Marital status 43.8% 40.1% 83.7% 51.0% 55.6% 27.7% 41 .7% of respondent Total Count 13503 2907' 1301 559 1198 7149 26617 % within Marital status 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% of respondent Select one: 0 a. Ob. Oc. Od. Marn'ed people are the most likely to get their news from the internet compared to a | other types of marital status Widowed people are the least likely to get their news from the internet compared to all other types of marital status Divorced people are the most likely to get their news from the internet compared to all other types of marital status Single people are the least likely to get their news from the internet compared to all other types of marital status Use the following table to answer the question below: Jurisdiction Criminal Code Population Criminal Code Population Offences (2018) (2018) Offences (2019) (2019) Abbotsford 7,994 139,709 9,099 141,580 Surrey 49,453 515,936 42,228 526,307 Vancouver 49,204 645,416 49,803 650,575 Which of the following statements is correct regarding the rate of criminal code offences in Abbotsford for 2019? Select one: O a. 9,353 crimes were reported for every 100,000 people O b. 5,721 crimes were reported for every 100,000 people O C. 6,426 crimes were reported for every 100,000 people O d. 9,585 crimes were reported for every 100,000 peopleUse the data below to answer the following question: Statistics Canada asked a random selection of Canadians what their highest level of schooling was. How many people, in total, would be excluded from the analysis of this distribution? Education - Spouse/partner - Highest degree Cumulative Frequency Percent Valid Percent Percent Valid Less than high school 1695 6.2 11.4 11.4 diploma or its equivalent High school diploma or a 3622 13.2 24.4 35.9 high school equivalency certificate Trade certificate or 1250 4.5 84 44.3 diploma College/CEGEP/other 2804 10.2 18.9 63.2 non-university certificate or diploma University certificate or 686 2.5 4.6 67.9 diploma below the bachelor's level Bachelor's degree (e.g. B. 2957 10.7 20.0 87.8 A, B.SC., LL.B.) University certificate, 1808 6.6 12.2 100.0 diploma, degree above the BA level Total 14822 53.8 100.0 Missing No spouse/partner in the 12133 44.1 household Don't know 213 .8 Refusal 90 .3 Not stated 276 1.0 Total 12712 16.2 Total 27534 100.0 Select one: O a. 27,534 O b. 14,822 O c. 276 O d. 12,712
