Probably (-5,-8) I’m pretty sure it’s correct
TLDR: 241 clients will be taking +3 vacations.
This is a common example of representative scale size, or sample size. In selecting a small amount of people at random from a larger group, one can estimate the amount of people in the large group picking a specific answer based on a smaller, but proportionate, group size.
In the sample size, 21 of the 45 tested people said that they would go on more than three vacations a year, and this scale is supposedly proportional to the total group. Therefore, we can use a simple proportion to estimate the amount of people who would also say that they are going on more than three trips a year:
21 would ‘N’ would
————— = ——————
45 total 516 total
where N represents the number of people in the big group that would go on more than three trips a year.
Solve the proportion by cross-multiplication:
45N = 10,836
N = 240.8 people, or 241 people.
Based on the sample data, 241 people out of the 516 total will be taking more than three vacations a year.
Answer:
y= -x
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
f(x) = .05x; $5.50
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = .05x
f(110) = .05(110) = $5.50
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