It’s not 1/24 it’s 6/25 because 24% equals 24/100 and when you simplify it you get 6/25 hope this helps !!! :)
if the sphere has a diameter of 5, then its radius is half that, or 2.5.
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Answer:
10 more students chose purple than red as their favorite color
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1
Determine the proportion of students that chose each color
purple=26%
red=22%
Step 2
Use the expression for the number of students per color as follows;
Number of students per color=proportion per color×total number of students
for purple;
proportion that chose purple=26%
total number of students=250
replacing;
Number of students that chose purple=(26/100)×250=65 students
for red;
proportion that chose red=22%
total number of students=250
replacing;
Number of students that chose purple=(22/100)×250=55 students
Step 3
Difference=65-55=10
10 more students chose purple than red as their favorite color
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
It's descriptive.
Step-by-step explanation:
inferential statistic, means we are inferring based on a sample of our population. Many times we need to infer because the data we need to collect is too large, i.e. the population is too large e.g. the average age of high school students in the US. so we take a sample, a portion of this population and we calculate their mean age. If our sample is random enough, we can "infer" to a certain degree of accuracy the mean
But descriptive statistics, describes the data. They are numbers used to summarise and describe a data. 60% describes the data.
