The answer to this question is: 47
<span>In order to determine the total number of errors that were made by the bar code scanner, we first have to calculate how many total scans were made. Because there were six items scanned 1,000 times each, there were 6,000 total scans made. Next, we have to add up the total number of errors made by each item (36+14+21+39+11+2). As a result, there were a total of 123 errors made during the 6,000 scans.</span>
B. 10.1%
(2)(12)($88.18) ÷ [($1100)(18+1)]
(2,116.32) ÷ (20,900)
= 0.1012
= 10.1%
The scores of two groups can be compared using coefficient of variation;
Coefficient of variation (C.V.) = (Standard Deviation/ Mean) × 100%;
For Data set 1;
Standard deviation = 3.6
Mean = 35.3
C.V. = (3.6/35.3) × 100%;
= 10.19%
For Data set 2;
Standard deviation = 0.5
Mean = 34.1
C.V. = (0.5/34.1) × 100%;
= 1.46%
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