Mathematics
Mathematics, 16.12.2020 01:00, haydoc1025

Help Please ill give branliest. The juniors and seniors at a high school are ordering class shirts. The amounts ordered in each size are shown in the two-way frequency table below.

Small Medium Large X-Large Total
Juniors 65 84 68 23 240
Seniors 51 62 79 28 220
Total 116 146 147 51 460
Which statement is true about the information represented in the table?

A The percentage of Seniors who ordered a large shirt is greater than the percentage of students who ordered a large shirt who are also in the Senior class.
B The percentage of Seniors who ordered a small shirt is the same as the percentage of students who ordered a small shirt who are also in the Senior class.
C The percentage of Juniors who ordered a medium shirt is greater than the percentage of students who ordered a medium shirt who are also in the Junior class.
D The percentage of Juniors who ordered a medium shirt is less than the percentage of students who ordered a medium shirt who are also in the Junior class.

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