<h2>x > 9</h2>
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No. This is not random sampling as the students chose are not chosen at random. Random sampling would be something done where each sample has equal probability of being chosen. Clearly this is not random sampling.
Answer:
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The amount he should sell for one bottle of the fizzy juice to make the 60% profit is 22 Penny.
<h3>Cost of each juice</h3>
Orange : Lemonade
3 : 5
After buying 2 liters of orange juice and 3 liters of lemonade, cost of each;
Increase the ratio to form divisible by 2 and 3; (L.C.M of 2 and 3 = 6)
(3 x 6L) : (5 x 6L)
18L : 30L
total fizzy juice = 18L + 30L = 48 liters
bottle of orange = (18 L ÷ 2 L) = 9 bottles
bottle of lemonade = (30 L ÷ 3L ) = 10 bottles
cost of orange = 9 x £1.20 = £10.8
cost of lemonade = 10 x £1.50 = £150
Total cost = £10.8 + £150 = £25.80 = 2580 P
<h3>Total bottles that will make 48 liters fizzy juice</h3>
250 mL = 0.25 L
0.25L(n) = 48 L
n = 48/0.25
n = 192 bottles
<h3>Cost of each bottle in Penny</h3>
cost = 2580 P/192
cost = 13.44 P
<h3>Amount each bottle should be sold to make a profit of 60%</h3>
A = 100%(initial cost) + 60%(initial cost)
A = 160%(initial cost)
A = 1.6(initial cost)
A = 1.6 x 13.44 P
A = 21.5 P ≈ 22 P
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