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9966 [12]
8 months ago
7

A recent survey on movies found that 1 out of 6 students likes comedy films. Graph the relationship between the total number of

students and the students who like comedy films for different number of students given in the table below.
Total Number of Students​ 90​ 180​ 270​ 360​
Mathematics
1 answer:
lakkis [162]8 months ago
6 0

Probability of people liking comedy movies = 1/6

Hence,

If total number of people are 90, then the number of people liking comedy movies = 90/6 = 15

If total number of people are 180, then the number of people liking comedy movies = 180/6 = 30

If total number of people are 270, then the number of people liking comedy movies = 270/6 = 45

If total number of people are 360, then the number of people liking comedy movies = 360/6 = 60

Let the x-axis represent the total number of people and,

The y-axis represent the number of people liking comedy films.

The function will be :-

f(x) = x/6 , where x is the total number of people.

The graph is attached.

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