Answer:
CV for statistics exam = 15%
CV for calculus exam = 19%
Since the CV for calculus exam is higher, it has a greater spread relative to the mean than the statistics exam.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find coefficient variation we use the formula:
CV = (SD/mean) * 100
CV for the statistics exam:
where; SD= 5
mean= 75
CV = ( 5/75) *100
= 0.15 or 15%
CV for calculus exam
SD = 11
Mean= 58
CV= (11 /58) * 100
= 0.19 or 19%
Answer:
585
Step-by-step explanation:
This sort of problem can be solved using a 2-way table that categorizes tourists by combination of destinations. Of the four possible combinations, one is ruled out (China, but not India). We can determine percentages and numbers for the combinations of interest using the given data.
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80% have been to India, so 20% have not. All of those have also not been to China. Since tourists in that category number 260, there must be ...
260/20% = 1300 . . . tourists surveyed
Of the 80% who have been to India, 35% have been to China. That leaves 45% who have been to India, but not China. This number is ...
45% × 1300 = 585
The number of tourists who have been to India, but not China, is 585.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
All the none-zero digits given should be included when written in scientific notation. But also any trailing zeros written after non-zero digits should also be included.
For example in 0.00900 the 900 is significant because the person who included the trailing zeros is saying look I measured this far and these zeros are significant.
