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vovangra [49]
3 years ago
7

A sample of students is taken from the school’s A honor roll. The school estimates that there are actually 360 students on the A

honor roll. Using this sample, how many students on the A honor roll are 8th graders?
6thgraders=15
7thgraders=11
8thgraders=14
Mathematics
1 answer:
zlopas [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Number of 8th Graders = 360 - X  

As you can see this question is not complete and lacks the essential data. But we will try to create a mathematical expression to calculate the number of students on the A honor roll which are from 8th grade.

As we know:

Total number of students on the A honor roll = 360

We are asked to calculate, number of students from 8th grade on the A honor  roll.

So, let's assume that "X" represents all the students who are on the A honor roll except 8th grade.

Mathematical Expression:

Number of 8th Graders = Total number of students on the A honor roll - X

Number of 8th Graders = 360 - X

So, if you know the value of X, you can easily calculate the number of students which are from 8th grade on the A honor roll.

I am not sure if it is wrong I am sorrry.

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