For Exercise 24.1, see page 576; for Exercise 24.2, see page 578; and for Exercise 24.3, see page 580.
The Pew Research Center conducts an annual Internet Project, which includes research related to social networking. The following two-
Use social networking on phone | Yes | No | Total |
Age 18– |
228 | 112 | 340 |
Age 30– |
281 | 281 | 562 |
Age 50– |
106 | 481 | 587 |
Age 65+ | 21 | 408 | 429 |
Total | 636 | 1282 | 1918 |
Exercise 24.4, Exercise 24.5, Exercise 24.6, Exercise 24.7 and Exercise 24.8 are based on this table
24.4 Social networking by phone. What percentage of all respondents use social networking on their phones?
(a) 17.7%
(b) 33.2%
(c) 35.8%
(d) 67.1%
24.5 Young adults and social networking by phone. What percentage of those aged 18–
(a) 17.7%
(b) 33.2%
(c) 35.8%
(d) 67.1%
24.6 Older adults in the survey. What percentage of all respondents were aged 50–
(a) 16.7%
(b) 18.1%
(c) 30.6%
(d) 33.1%
24.7 Older adults and social networking by phone. What percentage of those aged 50–
(a) 16.7%
(b) 18.1%
(c) 30.6%
(d) 33.1%
24.8 What does age have to do with it? Does it appear that there is a relationship between age and whether a person uses social networking on his or her phone?
(a) No, age should have nothing to do with whether a person uses social networking on his or her phone.
(b) No, the percentages of young adults and older adults who use social networking on their phones are the same, which means there is no relationship.
(c) Yes, older people do not know how to use social networking on their phones.
(d) Yes, the percentages of young adults and older adults who use social networking on their phones are the same, which means there is some relationship.