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Large Polo

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Large Regular

Large Polo

Medium Regular

Small Polo

Medium Polo

Large Polo

Small Beach

Medium Regular

Medium Regular

Large Polo

Large Beach

Medium Regular

Small Regular

Large Polo

Medium Polo

Small Polo

Large Regular

Large Polo

Large Beach

Large Polo

Small Regular

Large Regular

Large Beach

Medium Regular

Large Beach

Large Regular

Medium Regular

Large Regular

Medium Regular

Medium Beach

Large Regular

Large Polo

Medium Polo

Large Polo

Large Beach

Medium Regular

Large Regular

Medium Regular

Medium Regular

Small Polo

Large Regular

Medium Regular

Large Regular

Medium Polo

Medium Polo

Medium Regular

Large Polo

Medium Polo

Small Polo

A men's clothing retailer stocks a variety of men's shirts. The accompanying data record the type of sales during the last month, indicating shirt style and size. Complete parts (a) through (d) below. a Click the icon to View the type of sales during the last month. (b) Find the conditional distribution of sizes of polo shirts. Polo Small 40.00'% Medium 30.06% Large 30.00 \"lo (Round to two decimal places as needed.) (c) Find the conditional distribution of styles of large shirts. Polo Regular Large 26.09 % 52.17 % 21.74 % (Round to two decimal places as needed.) How should the manager in charge of stocking the store use this table? A. The manager should use this table to determine the different shirts that should be ordered based on the popularity of the current shirt selection. B. The manager should use this table to check for association between shirt style and size. If there is association, the manager should use the conditional distribution of sizes of each style of shirt to determine, for each style, how many of each size of shirt to stock. The manager should use this table to determine which shirts are most popular, then remove them from the current selection to increase the sales of the remaining shirts. D. The manager should use this table to rearrange the store to increase the sales of certain shirts that are in the current selection. A men's clothing retailer stocks a variety of men's shirts. The accompanying data record the type of sales during the last month, indicating shirt style and size. Complete parts (a) through (d) below. Click the icon to view the type of sales during the last month. (a) Create the contingency table defined by the size and type of shirt. Include the marginal distributions. Polo Regular Beach Total Small Medium Large Total