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Overall there were a total of 1317 passengers on board Titanic. First Class 324; Second Class 284 [including 8 bandsmen]; Third Class 709. Of those 524 were women and children.
We then compute how that number varies from the actual number of survivors for that sex, age, and class category. This method shows that the expected overall survival rate for first class passengers was 44.68%, for second class 40.46%, for third class 36.32%, and for crew 21.38%.
18 Φεβ 2021 · Second Class passengers were also fairly well off (comparatively). Of the 272 Second Class passengers, 155 died while 117 survived. This meant a survival rate of 43%.
This is one legacy of the Titanic disaster, but it left another: a wealth of data, comprising details of passengers and crew, many with names, ages, passenger class, and even cabin numbers for those in first and second class. We recently discovered an early and relatively unknown graph showing survival among the Titanic passengers and
The story of the Titanic; her passengers and crew, victims and survivors told through the memorials, associated historic landmarks and locations in Great Britain & Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, North America and worldwide.
First-class male adults were approximately three time as likely to live through the sinking than those who boarded with a second- or third-class ticket, whom of which almost all would not survive. Female adults of the first- and second-class were around twice as likely to be saved than those of the third-class, who had only half a chance of ...
Using cross-tabulations evaluated by FETs, a higher percentage of women and children survived for each class of passenger on the Titanic: first class (96.6% vs. 32.6%, ...
