In Statistics, percentiles are a representation of the relative position of a particular value within a data set. For example, if your exam score is better than k% of the rest of the class. That means your exam score is at the kth percentile.
If your test score is at the 32nd percentile it can be interpreted as follows:
-Your test score is better than only 32 percent of the other scores recorded for the test.
-32 percent of the people who took the admission test have scores which are lower than yours.
The general equation is that for every red tile, there must be 12 blue ones.
Algebraically this is expressed as b = 12r where r is red and b is blue. Your teacher might like you to express it as y = 12x where y is blue and x is red. The meaning is the same.
For beginners it might be easier to say b = 12r. So if you have 15 reds then r = 15
b = 12 * r
b = 12 * 15
b = 180 blue tiles.
Answer:
7/16
Step-by-step explanation:
7/16>3/8
Answer:
15.51
Step-by-step explanation:
14.91x4%=.60
14.91+.60=15.51
