12.51 Farms. The U.S. Department of Agriculture publishes information about U.S. farms in Census of Agriculture. A joint frequency distribution for number of farms, by acreage and tenure of operator, is provided in the following contingency table. Frequencies are in


Full ownerPart ownerTenantTotal
Under 50
7044
50-17949213038660
180-499198

368
500-999518414149
1000& over4111417172
Total1521541

a. Fill in the six missing entries.

b. How many cells does this contingency table have?

c. How many farms have under 50 acres?

d. How many farms are tenant operated?

e. How many farms are operated by part owners and have between 500 acres and 999 acres, inclusive?

f. How many farms are not full-owner operated?

g. How many tenant-operated farms have 180 acres or more?

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(a)


Full ownerPart ownerTenantTotal
Under 507397044853
50-17949213038660
180-49919814327368
500-999518414149
1000& over4111417172
Total1,5215411402,202

(b)There are 15 cells in contingency table.

(c)853,000 are the total number of farms

(d)140,000 are the number of farms that tenant operated

(e)84,000 are the number of farms.

(f)681,000 are the total number of farms

(g) 58,000 are total number of farms

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Step 1. Given

The given contingency table is


Full ownerPart ownerTenantTotal
Under 50
7044
50-17949213038660
180-499198

368
500-999518414149
1000& over4111417172
Total1521541

02

Step 2. Part (a) Finding the missing entries

provided in the following contingency table. Frequencies are in


Full ownerPart ownerTenantTotal
Under 507397044853
50-17949213038660
180-49919814327368
500-999518414149
1000& over4111417172
Total1,5215411402,202
03

Step 3. Part (b) Determine the number of cells

There are 15 cells in contingency table.

04

Step 4. Part(c) Determine the number of farms less than 60 acres

853,000 are the total number of farms

05

Step 5. Part(d) Determine the number of farms that tenant operated

140,000 are the number of farms that tenant operated

06

Step 6. Part (e)  Determine farms do land owners own and own 500 hectares and 999 hectares, in total.

84,000 are the number of farms.

07

Step 7. Part (f) Determine the number of farms that are not full-owner operated

2,202,000-1,521,000=681,000 are the number of farms

08

Step 8. Part (g)  Determine tenant-operated farms have 180 acres or more 

27,000+14,000+17,000=58,000are the number of farms

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