Question

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THESE 3 REALLY TRICKY QUESTIONS! I WILL MEDAL AMD FAN! (P.S: If I am not online, please try to answer, I will even freaking pay you owl bucks!)

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Question 1

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Question 2

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Question 3

Answer 5

Only one question at once please

Answer 6

Okay, Let's do number one than.
They are all part of the same thing though, that's why I thought they should be together.

Answer 7

Okay, so how many of her fans are old enough to drive?

Answer 8

hint: add together all the numbers in the bottom two rows

Answer 9

6+5+5+1+4+2=23

Answer 10

yep

Answer 11

Now, how many are NOT old enough to drive?

Answer 12

18+9 =27

Answer 13

yep, now add 27 and 23 to find the total # of fans.

Answer 14

23 +27 = 50

Answer 15

I don't think you solve the question like that....
50 doesn't seem like the correct answer...

Answer 16

We're not done.

Divide the # of fans able to drive by the total

Answer 17

convert decimal to percentage

Answer 18

23/50= 0.46

Answer 19

That's correct, and complete for question #1.

But one little problem 0.46 is not a percentage. Can you convert 0.46 into a percentage?

Answer 20

^

Answer 21

46% ?

Answer 22

Correct :)

Answer 23

And for question #2, there are 1000 tickets sold but only 46% people drive.

Multiply 46% by 1000 to find out how many car spots will be needed.

Answer 24

Okay, so just to get in all together, What do I write in the box as an answer? for #1

Answer 25

We can assume that all of the people driving will bring their own car, and the rest will be either getting a ride from one of the 46% people or someone else.

Answer 26

For #1, you just write whatever we've done so far.

So something like this:

6+5+5+1+4+2=23

23 of her fans are old enough to drive.

18+9 =27

27 of her fans are NOT old enough to drive.

23 + 27 = 50

There were a total of 50 fans surveyed.

23/50 = 46%

46% will need a parking spot.

Answer 27

Okay, and for #2 46% *1000 =460

Answer 28

Exactly. So we would need at least 460 parking spaces. The other 54% would either be driving with these 46% people who can drive or arrange a drive another way. :)

Answer 29

Looks good. :)

Answer 30

Alright, so for #2, I would write something as "we would need at least 460 parking spaces. The other 54% would either be driving with these 46% people who can drive or arrange a drive another way." ?

Answer 31

yes, but include the calculations

46% * 1000 = 0.46 * 1000 = 460

Answer 32

Don't forget to include the math (46% x 1000)

Answer 33

Alright, Awesome.
Now Last one #3

Answer 34

mhmmm, think about the last one. Do you think there will be more or less?

We can argue for either side, really.

Answer 35

I think their will be less..
What do you think?

Answer 36

Guys?

Answer 37

Oh sorry, yes, we could write a strong argument that there would be less cars. What's one reason you could list?

Answer 38

@AbdullahM @StudyGurl14
Sorry I didn't reply, I lost my internet.
Um..1 reason...Hmm. I got nothing.
How about you guys?

Answer 39

The number of cars would probably be less than the estimate. It is impossible for there to be more than the estimate, because it is impossible for someone to drive two cars at once. But some people will come together, and so, logically, there would be less cars.

Answer 40

Oh, Okay.
Can I use that as my part three? :

Answer 41

Yeah. But you should restate it in your own words

Answer 42

Exactly what StudyGurl said. Also because if a group of a friends who can drive want to go to the concert, they would most likely car pool instead of all going in different cars.

But if you wanted to argue for the opposite side, you could write that the survey could have been flawed. The response of 50 people cannot accurately describe the thousands of people who attend the concert.