Answer: D.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Look at the range/IQR of each box-plot
2. The smaller the range = the less variability
Answer:
a. Short-Sleeve = 35
b. Long-Sleeve = 27
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data:
Total shirts sold = 62
short sleeved cost = 11 each
Long sleeved cost = 17 each
Total receipts = 844
<em>Let the count of short sleeved be X and Let the count of long sleeved be Y</em>
X + Y = 62 <em>(equation 1) from the total shirts sold</em>
11X + 17Y = 844 <em>(equation 2) from the total receipts</em>
<em>From equation 1</em> X = 62 - Y <em>(Equation 3)</em>
<em>Substituting equation 3 into equation 2</em>
11(62 - Y) +17Y = 844
682 -11Y + 17Y = 844
-11Y + 17Y = 844-682
6Y = 162
Therefore Y = 27
<em>Substituting Y into equation 3</em>
X = 62 - Y
X = 62 - 27
X = 35
Answer:
1/12
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that
30/360 to lowest fraction equivalent
Now, we can write 30 as 3×10
Also, we can write 360 as 36×10
Then, we have
(3×10)/(36×10)
Then, 10 cancel 10, we are left with
3/36
Also we can write 36 as 12×3
Then, we have
3/(12×3)
Also, 3 cancel 3, we are left with
1/12
Then the lowest fraction is 1 / 12
1/12
Answer: 4
Step-by-step explanation:
