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Answer:
a.) First check on the height of the bar that ranges between 20 and 24 which is 6. The 6 is the number of students who bought 20 books or more, so get the percentage of those students who bought 20 or more books; divide 6 which is the number of students who bought 20 books or more with the total number of students which is 40 then multiply with 100.
% of students who bought 20 or more books = 6/40 ×100
=15
Step-by-step explanation:
b.) Find the area of a trapezium
= 1/2 × {a+b} × h
= 1/2 × {9 + 13} ×12
= 132
= 1/2 × {13 + 6} × 12
= 108
Mean no. of books bought = 132 + 108
= 240
Answer:
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<span>my answer to you would be that for this kind of a sequence, there is a fixed way of finding the nth term value
let's get these basics straight first:
1) Un= the nth term value
for eg. U1 = 1st term value
2) a = first term
3) d = difference
Ok now the first step to finding the nth term is finding the constant difference
in the example that you gave the constant difference is 1.5
ie 1.5 is being added on each time
now the fixed rule for finding the nth term is :
Un = a + d(n-1)
why?
because let's take a common example of a linear sequence, a sequence with a constant first term ( so called because it forms a line when drawn in a graph):
first term is a so,
a, a+d, a+2d, a+3d......a(n-1)d
(because the coefficient of d is one less than the term number)
so putting this into your q:
a = 5.5
d=1.5
Un=a + d (n-1)
Un=5.5 + 1.5(n-1)
Un=5.5 + 1.5n - 1.5
Un=4+ 1.5n
there you go it works...
for other types like quadratic cubic and geometric progression, its a totally different story
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