Answer: 8.6:8.6
Explanation:
1:n is the form you want.
n is 8.6. change the n value so it is 1:8.6
1 is 1 times bigger than 8.6
8.6 times 1 is 8.6
so you've got 8.6:8.6
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Answer:
Median.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given that in 2004, the mean net worth of families in a certain region was $470.2 thousand and the median net worth was $92.3 thousand.
We know that mean and median of a symmetric data set is equal.
We also know that when mean of a data set is greater than median, then the data set has a very large valued outlier.
Since mean net wroth of families is approximately 5 times more than median net wroth of families, this means that some of the families has very high net worth as outliers.
Since the net worth of families has very large outliers, therefore, I would prefer median as the appropriate measure of center as median is not affected by outliers.
The answer is 207 or 2 hundreds 7 ones in unit form or two hundred seven in word form.
<h3>Further explanation</h3>
2 thousands 7 tens are a unit form. The standard form is 2,070.
Explanations and an example of questions about the four types of number forms can be found at brainly.com/question/4725342.
The key problem is working out the value of 90,000 divide by 10. This is a division operation.

Option-1
Both numbers are divided by 10.

The result is

Option-2
Division operations can be written as fractions, like this.

The numerator and denominator are both divided by 10, or 'cross out a zero from both'.

The result is

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If x is divided by y equals z, then x is equal to y multiplied by z.

Let's prove it!

This is proven.
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- Explanations and an example of a question about the four types of number brainly.com/question/4725342
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