Which of the following cannot be used to prove
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we know that
The fraction of each tile color can be found by dividing the number of tiles for each tile by the total number of tiles, then simplifying the fraction if possible.
Let
N----------> total number of tiles
Y---------> number of yellow tiles
B--------> number of blue tiles
P--------> number of purple tiles
we have
<u>1) Find the fraction of yellow tiles</u>
we know that
the fraction of yellow tiles is equal to
substitute the values
<u>2) Find the fraction of purple tiles</u>
we know that
the fraction of purple tiles is equal to
substitute the values
<u>3) Find the fraction of yellow tiles or purple tiles</u>
we know that
the fraction of yellow tiles or purple tiles is equal to
therefore
<u>the answer is</u>
If we rearrange the given data set from lowest to highest, we have
The minimum is 3.
The first quartile is the average of 6 and 7, which is 6.5
The median is the average of 8 and 10 which is 9.
The third quartile is the average of 12 and 15 which is 13.5.
The maximum is 18.
The minimum is 3.
The first quartile is the average of 6 and 7, which is 6.5
The median is the average of 8 and 10 which is 9.
The third quartile is the average of 12 and 15 which is 13.5.
The maximum is 18.