Table:
total
comparison
ndc
mhc
both

youth characteristics

female
52.17
53.92
43.18
30.13
f

age in school years
10.87
10.81
11.42
11.40
11.11

mathematics score
2.54
2.59
1.96
2.10
1.63

parent characteristics

at least one parent completed postsecondary education
51.54
51.98
46.16
48.18
48.90

aspiration for university education for the youth
71.68
74.39
35.23
56.68
43.99

family characteristics

household income ≥ $50,000
62.22
63.09
59.52
54.33
41.22

household size
3.33
3.34
3.29
3.07
3.06

main outcome variable

enrollment in postsecondary education

by age 18 to 19
58.51
61.37
38.12
35.86
f

by age 19 to 20
68.11
70.74
49.32
44.79
28.13

by age 20 to 21
72.30
75.01
54.99
45.26
33.15

by age 21 to 22
74.32
76.85
60.22
47.68
36.01

observations
5,222
4,749
193
199
81

proportion of sample
100
90
4
4
2

Statement: youth diagnosed with both an ndc and an mhc were even less likely to enroll: only 36% enrolled in pse by age 21 to 22.
Question: what was the percentage of youth diagnosed with both an ndc and an mhc enrolled in pse by age 21 to 22?
Answer: [36.01]