China has nuclear reactors. what percentile is this? round the answer to the nearest whole number.
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From the information given, the percentile of China's reactors is 68. See the the explanation below.
<h3>What is a percentile?</h3>A k-th percentile in statistics is a score below which a certain percentage k of scores in its frequencies and percentages falls, or a score at or below which a given percentage falls.
The 50th percentile, for example, is the score at or below which 50% of the scores in the dispersion may be found.
<h3>What is the calculation justifying the above result?</h3>Step 1
The statistics given is as follows;
See the attached image [Given].
Step 2
The data sorted is given in the attached image; [Arranged]
Step 3 - Calculate the percentile
The formula for calculating percentile
= [Number of Values Below Value 'x'/total number of Values]x 100
= Percentile of China = (15/22) x 100
= 68.18
Hence, the Percentile of China's Reactors 68
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Full question:
Given,
Countries Number of Reactors
Argentina 2
Armenia 1
Belgium 7
Brazil 2
Bulgaria 2
Canada 19
China 18
Crech Republic 6
Finland 4
France 58
Germany 9
Hungary 4
India 20
Iran 1
Japan 50
South Korea 23
Mexico 2
Netherland 1
Pakistan 3
Romenia 2
Russia 33
Slovakia 4
Based on the information above, China has nuclear reactors. what percentile is this? round the answer to the nearest whole number.
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