Answer: “A” Opportunity cost is “the value of an investment opportunity you pass up in order to take another investment opportunity .” It’s pretty much the sacrifice you make to do something else.
Ex. To earn volunteer hours, Billy decided not to go to Bob’s birthday party.
Your answer is the last option, 6.
We can work this out by looking for the total of people that like tennis in the table, and subtracting it from the total amount of people that like baseball.
This gives us a total of 46 people that like baseball, subtract 40 people that like tennis, and 46 - 40 = 6.
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The first thing we must do for this case is to observe the highest relative frequency of the table in the total column.
For the white car we have:
Male = 0.11
Female = 0.20
Total = 0.31
The percentage is given by:
(0.31) * (100) = 31%
Answer:
The percentage that represents the car bought most often is:
31%
