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02 Oct 2022, 08:00
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Dropdown 1: 8am and 8pm
Dropdown 2: 10am
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From each drop down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information supplied.
1. The % of full time students studying was most similar at .
2. The % of full time students studying at 11pm is most similar to the % of part time students studying at .
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Dropdown 1: 8am and 8pm
Dropdown 2: 10am
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02 Oct 2022, 09:03
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1.
As per the figure above, the following are the percentage of students working at different times:
12pm- 30-35%
4pm- 25-30%
8am- 20-22%
8pm-20-22%
12am-6-7%
11pm-10-12%
Therefore, the most similar data points are 8am and 8pm i.e. Option B
2.
As per the figure above, the following are the percentage of part-time students working at different times:
6am-<5%
8am-<10%
10am>13%
10pm-10-12%
The percentage of full-time students working at 11 pm are between 10-12%
Therefore, the datapoints are most similar to 10 pm of part time students (Option D)
As per the figure above, the following are the percentage of students working at different times:
12pm- 30-35%
4pm- 25-30%
8am- 20-22%
8pm-20-22%
12am-6-7%
11pm-10-12%
Therefore, the most similar data points are 8am and 8pm i.e. Option B
2.
As per the figure above, the following are the percentage of part-time students working at different times:
6am-<5%
8am-<10%
10am>13%
10pm-10-12%
The percentage of full-time students working at 11 pm are between 10-12%
Therefore, the datapoints are most similar to 10 pm of part time students (Option D)
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1. B
2. C
1.
A. 12pm and 4pm- 33% vs 25%
B. 8am and 8pm- around 20% each
C. 12pm and 8pm- 33% vs 20%
D. 12am and 11pm- 6% vs 12%
Only choice B i.e. 8am and 8pm are close to each other. Hence, answer is B.
2. The % of full time students studying at 11pm = around 12%
12% of part time students are studying at 10am. Hence, answer is C.
2. C
1.
A. 12pm and 4pm- 33% vs 25%
B. 8am and 8pm- around 20% each
C. 12pm and 8pm- 33% vs 20%
D. 12am and 11pm- 6% vs 12%
Only choice B i.e. 8am and 8pm are close to each other. Hence, answer is B.
2. The % of full time students studying at 11pm = around 12%
12% of part time students are studying at 10am. Hence, answer is C.
