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Marginal Frequency

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Marginal Frequency

A marginal frequency of a two-way frequency table is the sum of a row or column of joint frequencies. In the following example, there are four marginal frequencies, highlighted in blue.

		Driver's license
		Yes	No	Total
Car	Yes	$43$	$4$	$47$
Car	No	$24$	$29$	$53$
	Total	$67$	$33$	$100$