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During a particular year in city X, there were an average (arithmetic mean) of 16,000 car accidents per day on weekends and an average of 40,000 per day on each of the other days of the week. Which of the following is nearest to the total number of accidents last year?
A. 0.12 million
B. 1.2 million
C. 11.3 million
D. 12.1 million
E. 121 million
A. 0.12 million
B. 1.2 million
C. 11.3 million
D. 12.1 million
E. 121 million
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There are 52 weeks in a year, and during each week there are 5 weekdays and 2 weekend days, for a total of 260 weekdays and 104 weekend days, so:
Annual car accidents = (260*40000)+(104*16000) = 12064000\(\approx{12.1 million}\)
Answer = D
Annual car accidents = (260*40000)+(104*16000) = 12064000\(\approx{12.1 million}\)
Answer = D
