Use the following table to answer questions
$\begin{array}{ l }
\text { } \text { $~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$AFRAID TO WALK AT NIGHT IN NEIGHBORHOOD } & \
\begin{array}{|l|l|l|l|}
\hline \text { } & \text { Frequency } & \text { percent }& \text { Valid Percent } & \text { Cumulatieve Percent } \
\hline \text { Valid $~~ ~~~$ 1 YES } & 719 & 15.9 & 36.1 & 36.1 \
\text { $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ 2 NO } & 1274 & 28.2 & 63.9 & 100.0 &\
\text { $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ Total } & 1993 & 44.2 & 100.0 & \
\text { $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ } & & & \
\text { Missing $~$ 0 IAP } & 2507 & 55.6 & \
\text { $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ 8 DK } &10 & .2 & \
\text { $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ Total } & 2517 & 55.8 & \
\text { Total $~~~~$ } & 4510 & 100.0 & \
\hline
\end{array}
\end{array}$
-What percent of respondents are NOT afraid to walk alone at night?

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Use the following table to answer questions
  $\begin{array}{  l    }
\text {   }    \text {  $~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$$~~~~$AFRAID TO WALK AT NIGHT IN NEIGHBORHOOD   }  & \
\begin{array}{|l|l|l|l|}
\hline \text {   } & \text { Frequency  } & \text { percent   }&  \text { Valid Percent   } & \text {  Cumulatieve Percent  }  \
\hline  \text { Valid  $~~ ~~~$ 1 YES   } & 719 &  15.9  &  36.1  & 36.1  \
 \text {  $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ 2 NO  }   & 1274   & 28.2   &   63.9 & 100.0 &\
\text {  $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ Total    } & 1993   & 44.2   &   100.0 & \
\text {  $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$      } &     &       &       \
\text { Missing  $~$ 0 IAP   } & 2507 &  55.6  &    \
 \text {  $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ 8 DK  }   &10  &  .2   & \
\text {  $~~ ~~~$ $~~ ~~$ $~~~~$ Total    } & 2517   & 55.8   &    \
\text {  Total  $~~~~$      } &  4510   &   100.0    &       \
\hline
\end{array}
\end{array}$
-What percent of respondents are NOT afraid to walk alone at night?

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63.9% represents the percentage of respondents who are not afraid to walk alone at night.

Use the Following Table to Answer Questions -What Percent of Respondents Are NOT Afraid to Walk Alone