To find a percentage of a number, convert the percent to a decimal, then multiply the number by it. In this case, 16% = 0.16.
N * 0.16 = 17
N = 106.25
(thanks to Vanessa033 for catching my mistake; I owe you one)
3. Three and four tenths. 3+0.4=3.4
4. Two and fifty-one hundredths. 2+0.51=2.51
5. 8/10
6. 0.05
7. 46/100
8. 0.6
9. 9/10
10. 0.35
1 and 2 are correct btw
If we plot the data on the graph, we can see that the
data is skewed to the right (positive skew) and there is an outlier. In skewed
data and presence of outlier, the median is most commonly used measure of
central tendency. This is because a positive skew would result in a positive
bias to the mean. Meaning that it would be a lot larger than the median and not
really representing the actual central tendency. The median however is less
affected by the skew and outliers.
Answer: Median, because the data are skewed and there is
an outlier
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Just divide 3.5 with 100 so it would be 0.035
