Missing data:
Viewer's Age Group Excellent Good Average Poor Marginal Total
16–25 52 42 12 7 113
26–35 33 50 5 9 97
36–45 58 12 28 34 132
46–55 25 17 22 12 76
56 + 12 5 3 8 28
Marginal Total 180 126 70 70 446
A rating of good or excellent indicates the audience liked the movie, while a rating of poor indicates the audience disliked the movie.
<h3>How to determine the rating of the film from the 46–55 age group?</h3>
A movie producer accomplished a survey behind a preview screening of her latest movie to estimate how the film would be accepted by viewers from various age groups. The table displays the numbers of viewers in various age groups who ranked the film excellent, good, average, and poor.
25/446 = 0.05605
0.05605
100% = 5.605%
Out of the entire respondents, the percentage of respondents from the 46–55 age group who ranked the film excellent exists at 5.605%.
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Answer: n=451
8*42+3*59-62=n
336+177-62=n
451=n
n=451
Answer:
The cost of one adult ticket is $13, and the price of one student ticket is $4.
Step-by-step explanation:
This question can be solved using a system of equations.
I am going to say that:
x is the cost of an adult ticket
y is the cost of a student ticket.
6 adult tickets and 1 student ticket for a total of $82
This means that


The school took in $51 on the second day by selling 3 adult tickets and 3 student tickets.
This means that

Simplifying by 3

Since 





The cost of one adult ticket is $13, and the price of one student ticket is $4.