Answer:
213 books
Step-by-step explanation:
Paper books = $1.45 each
$ 1.45 = 1 paper book
$ 1 = 1/1.45 paper book
$98.6 = 98.6/1.45 paper books
$ 98.6 = 68 paper books
Hardback books = $ 2.25 each
$2.25 = 1 Hardbook
$1 = 1/2.25 hardbook
$ 328.10 = 328.10/2.25 hardbooks
$ 328.10 = 145.822 hard books
Number of books cannot be a decimal number, so the value has to be estimated to a nearer whole number.
$ 328.10 = 145 hard books
Total number of books bought = (145 + 68)books= 213 books (Answer)
Answer:
Linear
Step-by-step explanation:
It increases by a steady rate, so it is linear.
The answer is B. some of the sample data are missing.
This is because out of the 100 students originally sampled by the government agency, only 88 results were taken.
Additionally, we cannot fully take A. as the answer because a non-response error happens when sampling units are not interviewed maybe because they were unavailable or unwilling. So B. is the safer answer.
8 1/3% would be equal to 25/4%
