The table shows the year groups of some students who use the canteen. Mr Ford wants to survey 50 of these students stratified by

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Vinil7 [7]

3 years ago

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The table shows the year groups of some students who use the canteen. Mr Ford wants to survey 50 of these students stratified by

year group. How many more year 9 students than year 8 students should be in the survey?

Mathematics

2 answers:

igor_vitrenko [27] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-10T10:01:43+03:00

7 more year 9 students than year 8 students should be surveyed, If Mr.Ford wants to survey 50 of these students stratified by year group.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given is,

Year Students

7 80

8 110

9 160

Total 350

Mr.Ford wants to survey 50 of these students stratified by year group.

Step:1

Formula to find the ratio of number of grouped students to total students,

$Ratio, r = \frac{Number of students grouped }{Total number of students}$

= $\frac{50}{350}$

= 0.1428

Step:2

Formula for Number of students surveyed from year wise,

For year 7 students,

= (Ratio) × (Students from year 7)

= 0.1428 × 80

= 11.424

≅ 11 (∵ For students we convert into whole number)

For year 8 students,

= (Ratio) × (Students from year 8 )

= 0.1428 × 110

= 15.708

≅ 16 (∵ For students we convert into whole number)

For year 8 students,

= (Ratio) × (Students from year 9 )

= 0.1428 × 160

= 22.8

≅ 23 (∵ For students we convert into whole number)

Step:3

To find How many more year 9 students than year 8 students should be in the survey

= ( Students from year 8 for group) -

( Students from year 8 for group)

= 23 - 16

= 7 students

Result:

7 more year 9 students than year 8 students should be surveyed, If Mr.Ford wants to survey 50 of these students stratified by year group.

n200080 [17] · Answer 2 · 2022-06-10T11:38:41+03:00

n200080 [17]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

7

Step-by-step explanation: