The table to the right shows the percentages of college students in a statistics class that spent different amounts of money (to the nearest dollar) for their last haircut. Given this information, which of the following statements are true? A, B, C, and D are all true. Only B is true. Only B and C are true. Only B, C, and D are true
Don't you just hate it when they throw figures at you seemingly with the intent of confounding? :P
omg yes xD
Okay, let's set the records straight... For starters, these percentages are percentages with respect to the entire student population. Male AND Female. Oh, and girls' haircuts cost a lot more in general, too, apparently. tsk tsk girls :/ But I digress... Let's check each one at a time A: 20% of all males spent from 16 to 31 dollars. Just how true is this?
20/40?
Very good. So the actual percentage of boys who had 16-31 dollar haircuts is...?
50?
Right... ..did you really need help with this?
yes because A is the easiest one lol bu B confuses me because what is the whole percent of all students
Like I said, all the percentages on the table are percentages with respect to ALL the students, which is why B should be the easiest. It involves no calculation lol So, check the percentage of students who are in fact, female, and spent more than 32 dollars for their haircut. Is it, in fact, 45%? :P
but if I did my work correct would it be B and C?
Your question should be: If my answer is B and C, did I do my work correctly? HAHA It's correct. ^^
alright thank you :)
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