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For each of several continents, the graph shows the total annual precipitation, the percentage of precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation, and the percentage that flows into the oceans as runoff. From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
The total volume of annual precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation is lowest in .
Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about flows into the oceans as runoff.
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For each of several continents, the graph shows the total annual precipitation, the percentage of precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation, and the percentage that flows into the oceans as runoff. From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
The total volume of annual precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation is lowest in .
Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about flows into the oceans as runoff.
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The total volume of annual precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation is lowest in ____
We are asked about the lowest total volume (not percentage - point to note) that returns through evaporation. Australia and Oceania (7080) has the smallest total precipitation and Europe (8290) is next. Rest everyone has much higher. So we just need to compare these two. In both, 65% returns through evaporation.
Since 65% of 7080 will be lower, it means that the total volume that returns through evaporation will be lowest in Australia and Oceania.
ANSWER: Australia and Oceania
Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about ____ flows into the oceans as runoff.
Use weighted average to avoid doing any calculation here. For Europe and Asia, the run off is 35% and 45% respectively. So overall runoff will be between 35 and 45. Since Asia has much more total precipitation that Europe, the average will be greater than 40 and much closer to 45. The only option is 43%
For the first part i looked wich one was the smallest (Australia and Oceania) so... 65%*7080+4602 then you can see that othe only one close to that nunmer could be the 65% of europe but 65% of 8290>65% of 7080|
so Australia and Oceania
for the second part of the question, they ask you (Runoff of Europe + Runoff of Asia)/(europe + Asia) = (35%*8290+45%*32300)/(8290+32300)=42.96%
Hello my friend would you pls explain why we have to multiply by the numbers in KM2? I was thinking we should only compare percentages! The way the problem explain the question, I did not understand the role of numbers is kilometr
MrChalo
For the first part i looked wich one was the smallest (Australia and Oceania) so... 65%*7080+4602 then you can see that othe only one close to that nunmer could be the 65% of europe but 65% of 8290>65% of 7080|
so Australia and Oceania
for the second part of the question, they ask you (Runoff of Europe + Runoff of Asia)/(europe + Asia) = (35%*8290+45%*32300)/(8290+32300)=42.96%
Originally posted by GMATGuruNY on 22 Jan 2024, 18:40.
Last edited by Bunuel on 25 Jul 2024, 00:03, edited 2 times in total.
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Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about 37%, 40%, 43%, 50% or 57% flows into the oceans as runoff.
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Since the total precipitation in Asia (approximately 32000) is much greater than the total in Europe (approximately 8000), the runoff percentage for the two continents combined must be much closer to Asia's percentage (45%) than to Europe's (35%). Of the five options, only 43% is between 35 and 45 but closer to 45.
Hello my friend would you pls explain why we have to multiply by the numbers in KM2? I was thinking we should only compare percentages! The way the problem explain the question, I did not understand the role of numbers is kilometr
MrChalo
For the first part i looked wich one was the smallest (Australia and Oceania) so... 65%*7080+4602 then you can see that othe only one close to that nunmer could be the 65% of europe but 65% of 8290>65% of 7080|
so Australia and Oceania
for the second part of the question, they ask you (Runoff of Europe + Runoff of Asia)/(europe + Asia) = (35%*8290+45%*32300)/(8290+32300)=42.96%
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Sory for the late answer, its not KM2 its KM3 wich equals to 1000m3*1000m3 its a volume for the amount of rain in each continent. then that amount is divided in 2 types.
Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about ____ flows into the oceans as runoff.
Use weighted average to avoid doing any calculation here. For Europe and Asia, the run off is 35% and 45% respectively. So overall runoff will be between 35 and 45. Since Asia has much more total precipitation that Europe, the average will be greater than 40 and much closer to 45. The only option is 43%
~32,000 is about 4 times ~8000 in europe, so for weighted average the ratio would skew towards the runoff of the larger number at a rate of 4/5 for the difference between them
step 1: The difference between 45 and 35 is 10. step 2: 4/5 * 10 is 8. step 3: 35 + 8 = 43 (we add to the smaller number in this case since we are 4/5 times further away from it)
Hello, But how it is decided what would be in denominator , I was doing 0.35+0.45 while calculating weighted average
MrChalo
For the first part i looked wich one was the smallest (Australia and Oceania) so... 65%*7080+4602 then you can see that othe only one close to that nunmer could be the 65% of europe but 65% of 8290>65% of 7080|
so Australia and Oceania
for the second part of the question, they ask you (Runoff of Europe + Runoff of Asia)/(europe + Asia) = (35%*8290+45%*32300)/(8290+32300)=42.96%
I watched your video, regarding this question , I have a doubt, what should be considered category in this, as the percipitation is the one to be averaged so that should be the 'c' and the percentages given in the charts should be the 'W'?
KarishmaB
parkhydel
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For each of several continents, the graph shows the total annual precipitation, the percentage of precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation, and the percentage that flows into the oceans as runoff. From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
The total volume of annual precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation is lowest in .
Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about flows into the oceans as runoff.
The total volume of annual precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation is lowest in ____
We are asked about the lowest total volume (not percentage - point to note) that returns through evaporation. Australia and Oceania (7080) has the smallest total precipitation and Europe (8290) is next. Rest everyone has much higher. So we just need to compare these two. In both, 65% returns through evaporation.
Since 65% of 7080 will be lower, it means that the total volume that returns through evaporation will be lowest in Australia and Oceania.
ANSWER: Australia and Oceania
Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about ____ flows into the oceans as runoff.
Use weighted average to avoid doing any calculation here. For Europe and Asia, the run off is 35% and 45% respectively. So overall runoff will be between 35 and 45. Since Asia has much more total precipitation that Europe, the average will be greater than 40 and much closer to 45. The only option is 43%
I guess for the second question no needed weighed average.
p= (8000x35+32000x45)/40000=43% makes more sense
KarishmaB
parkhydel
Attachment:
000.jpg
For each of several continents, the graph shows the total annual precipitation, the percentage of precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation, and the percentage that flows into the oceans as runoff. From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
The total volume of annual precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation is lowest in .
Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about flows into the oceans as runoff.
The total volume of annual precipitation that directly returns to the atmosphere through evaporation is lowest in ____
We are asked about the lowest total volume (not percentage - point to note) that returns through evaporation. Australia and Oceania (7080) has the smallest total precipitation and Europe (8290) is next. Rest everyone has much higher. So we just need to compare these two. In both, 65% returns through evaporation.
Since 65% of 7080 will be lower, it means that the total volume that returns through evaporation will be lowest in Australia and Oceania.
ANSWER: Australia and Oceania
Of the total combined annual precipitation in Europe and Asia together, about ____ flows into the oceans as runoff.
Use weighted average to avoid doing any calculation here. For Europe and Asia, the run off is 35% and 45% respectively. So overall runoff will be between 35 and 45. Since Asia has much more total precipitation that Europe, the average will be greater than 40 and much closer to 45. The only option is 43%