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16 Apr 2025, 09:44
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Dropdown 1: Tuesday
Dropdown 2: 23%
The graph above shows the number of defective and accepted tires produced each day over the past week.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
The day with the highest percentage of defective tires was , with a value of approximately .
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Dropdown 1: Tuesday
Dropdown 2: 23%
16 Apr 2025, 09:44
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Official Solution:
We’re looking for the highest ratio of defective / (defective + accepted). Tuesday has the highest number of defective tires (along with Friday) and the lowest number of accepted tires (along with Wednesday), so it has the highest percentage, which would be: \(\frac{15}{15 + 50} * 100\% = \frac{15}{65} * 100\% \approx 23\%\)
Correct answer:
Dropdown 1: "Tuesday"
Dropdown 2: "23%"
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We’re looking for the highest ratio of defective / (defective + accepted). Tuesday has the highest number of defective tires (along with Friday) and the lowest number of accepted tires (along with Wednesday), so it has the highest percentage, which would be: \(\frac{15}{15 + 50} * 100\% = \frac{15}{65} * 100\% \approx 23\%\)
Correct answer:
Dropdown 1: "Tuesday"
Dropdown 2: "23%"
