Chapter 4: Data Relationships
Baseball Glove Winners
Baseball gloves are different for right hands and left hands, just like winter gloves are. Most people throw baseballs with the same hands they write with. So if people are right-handed, they throw a ball with their right hand. Right-handed people would wear their baseball glove on their other hand (their left hand) to catch the ball. Some people are ambidextrous. That means that they can use either hand to write or to throw balls.
Imagine that your school is planning a baseball tournament between classes. The class who wins the tournament will win a baseball glove for each student in the class. Based on a class survey, you need to find out the number of right-handed gloves and the number of left-handed gloves the school needs to buy if your class wins.