To find the mean you first add all the numbers up you get each day
12+16+0+8+31+28+17=112
Than you divided it by how many days there are...
112/7=16
So the mean is 16
126 car owners were not completely satisfied with their purchase.
If we add 32 and 24, that would give us 56. This problem represents the total amount of people who gave a review.
Then we would take 184, and subtract it by 56. That would give us 126. The 56 represents the amount of people who didnt exactly give a negative survey result, we still dont know how many gave a negative result, therefore we subtract the amount of people who has already submitted a complete and "positive" survey, to the overall amount of people that has bought a car.
There are 5 shelves in the bookcase.
2/5 of one shelve is occupied.
That would be:
2/5*1/5=2/25 of all shelves
7/2 is more than 1, so it refers to the bookcase instead
of one shelve. The same with 11/10.
So the total is:
2/5+7/2+11/10 = 5
So all shelves are completely full.
So there is no room for any other book.
Answer:
a. 49.5 and 54.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Class interval is a range of a value that is used to group data into equal size for easy analysis and representation of the data. It is applicable in the divisions of a histogram or bar chart into classes. Examples of class interval are 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74 etc.
Class limit is the minimum and maximum value the class interval may contain. The minimum value is called the lower class limit and the maximum value is called the upper class limit. For class interval 50-54, the lower class limit is 50 and the upper class limit is 54.
Class boundaries are the numbers used to separate classes. It is the real limits of a class. For non-overlapping classes, the lower class boundary of each class is calculated by subtracting 0.5 from the lower class limit. The upper class boundary of each class is calculated by adding 0.5 to the upper class limit. Example: For class interval 50-54, the lower class boundary is 49.5 and the upper class class boundary is 54.5
Considering the question given, to get the real limits of the interval 50-54, 0.5 is subtracted from the lower class limit to give 49.5. Also, 0.5 is added to the upper class limit to give 54.5.
