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Answer:

To find the conditional - relative frequency table by column, we divide each value in a column by the total of that column. For the "Looking for Job" column:

• The conditional - relative frequency of "Currently Employed" given "Looking for Job" is $\frac{12}{50}=0.24$.
• The conditional - relative frequency of "Not Currently Employed" given "Looking for Job" is $\frac{38}{50}=0.76$. For the "Not Looking for Job" column:
• The conditional - relative frequency of "Currently Employed" given "Not Looking for Job" is $\frac{28}{100}=0.28$.
• The conditional - relative frequency of "Not Currently Employed" given "Not Looking for Job" is $\frac{72}{100}=0.72$.

The conditional - relative frequency table by column is:

Job Status	Looking for Job	Not Looking for Job
Currently Employed	0.24	0.28
Not Currently Employed	0.76	0.72

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate first conditional - relative frequency

Divide 12 by 50. $\frac{12}{50}=0.24$

Step2: Calculate second conditional - relative frequency

Divide 38 by 50. $\frac{38}{50}=0.76$

Step3: Calculate third conditional - relative frequency

Divide 28 by 100. $\frac{28}{100}=0.28$

Step4: Calculate fourth conditional - relative frequency

Divide 72 by 100. $\frac{72}{100}=0.72$