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Leya [2.2K]
3 years ago
7

Julia needs to create a video presentation on her roles and responsibilities as a teacher and as an administrative head of two c

olleges. She will need a minimum of two to three slides to mention 15 points. How many points, on an average, should she write on a single slide of the presentation?
Business
2 answers:
Alinara [238K]3 years ago
8 0
If the minimum is 3 slides, we can find the answer by dividing the total amount of points needing to be covered by the amount of slides.
Amount of points needing to be covered=15
Amount of slides=3
15/3=5
She will need to write an average of 5 points on every slide
Hope this helps!
Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago
7 0

When you use Power point to give presentations, you need to mention the important points on the slides and then you explain them verbally in front of the audience. Usually introduction is mentioned on the first slide and then begins the presentation.

In this question, average no of points she should write on one slide is asked. So there are 2 to 3 slides given and 15 points are there in total that she needs to write. So on average she can write 5 points on each slide if 3 slides are taken. Though on if she writes introduction on the first slide, she can write 3 points with it on the first slide and then 6 points each on the remaining 2 slides. This is how generally presentation is given.

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