Statistical questions are questions that are answered by collecting variable data, which can be given as an average/range/percentage. This question has a single answer, and therefore it is not a statistical question. A statistical question would be, for example, What is the average amount of time students in this class spend playing musical instruments?
3 1/16
Divide 49 by 16 and then multiply the whole number by 16 to find out the 1/16
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Answer:
1st year is $75,000 * 0.04 = $3,000 $75,000+$3,000=$78,000
Step-by-step explanation:
20 less than 1000 is the same thing as 1000 minus 20.
1000 minus 20 is 980.
20 less than 1000 is 980.