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18 May 2016, 22:20
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How to find the number of universities which have atleast 20 organized events in the question snap attached
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19 May 2016, 02:57
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A) Count the points after x axis = 20 --> 12/35 = 1/3 (approx) = 33%
B) Slope of regression line = Slope of dark black line = (160 - 100)/(30 - 5) = 60/25 = 12/5 = 2.4
Slope of dashed line = (240 - 0)/(35 - 0) = 48/7 = 7
Slope of dashed line > Slope of regression line
B) Slope of regression line = Slope of dark black line = (160 - 100)/(30 - 5) = 60/25 = 12/5 = 2.4
Slope of dashed line = (240 - 0)/(35 - 0) = 48/7 = 7
Slope of dashed line > Slope of regression line
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