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A survey conducted in a certain town found that 1 out of every 5 individuals owned a bike. A statistician calculated the margin of error to be 1.5%. The maximum percentage of individuals who own a bike is ?
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1 out of every 5 means \[\frac{1}{5}=0.2. \] This means 0.2*100=20 percent. So 20% can be 1.5% less or 1.5% more We need the maximum percentage so basically we take 20+1.5 now add that and get your answer :)
If you need help on the addition part just let me know
i got it , I appreciate it . i just get tired of thinking sometimes.
Haha gotchu. The question is pretty simple but it requires some thinking. Good luck
uh idk im not smart
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