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A DSL subscriber has downloaded on the average more data than a subscriber of any other connection type.: No
The mobile and fixed wireless connection generated more profit than any other type of internet connection.: Yes
Less than 66% of subscribers lived in an urban area.: No
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| Type | Proportion of Suscribers | Average Advertised Download Speed, mbps | Monthly Volume of Data Downloaded, TB | Monthly Profit per Subscriber, $ | Main Areas- |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dial-Up | 2.4% | 0.1 | 32 | 5.00 | Rural |
| DSL | 39.1% | 9.2 | 313,926 | 15.28 | Urban |
| Cable, Fibre Satellite and Other | 8.6% | 26.8 | 212,617 | 18.87 | Urban |
| Mobile and Fixed Wireles | 49.9% | 6.4 | 28,196 | 152.14 | Suburban |
For each of the following statements, select YES if the statement can be shown to be true based on the information in the table. Otherwise, select NO.
| Yes | No | |
| A DSL subscriber has downloaded on the average more data than a subscriber of any other connection type. | ||
| The mobile and fixed wireless connection generated more profit than any other type of internet connection. | ||
| Less than 66% of subscribers lived in an urban area. |
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A DSL subscriber has downloaded on the average more data than a subscriber of any other connection type.: No
The mobile and fixed wireless connection generated more profit than any other type of internet connection.: Yes
Less than 66% of subscribers lived in an urban area.: No
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A)No,since if we look on the data Cable fibre , satellite and other we see that 8.6% of users have downloaded 212617 TB of data while if we see the DSL then 39.1% of users have downloaded 313926 TB of data so ultimately if we see the proportional calculation so Cable Fibre and satelly users have downloaded more data than done by DSL users
B)Yes Mobile and fixed wireless connection has more profit per subscriber :152.14
C)No,we cannot comment on it since we only know the total % of population divided among the four categories and whether the category among rural,urban,and suburban is highest among any of the 4 defined connections,but through it we cannot say that the urban has a particular population percentage
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B)Yes Mobile and fixed wireless connection has more profit per subscriber :152.14
C)No,we cannot comment on it since we only know the total % of population divided among the four categories and whether the category among rural,urban,and suburban is highest among any of the 4 defined connections,but through it we cannot say that the urban has a particular population percentage
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A. A DSL subscriber has downloaded on the average more data than a subscriber of any other connection type.
Now the average downloaded data for all the subscribers is as:
Dial Up - 32/2.4%
DSL - 313926/ 39.1%
Cable,Fibre Satellite & Other - 212617/8.6%
Mobile Fixed and Wireless - 28196/49.9%
We can see that Cable,Fibre Satellite & Other has downloaded on the average more data than a subscriber of any other connection type, not DSL, since the ration of the Data downloaded to per subscriber is higher for the former.
Answer No.
B. The mobile and fixed wireless connection generated more profit than any other type of internet connection.
Yes, since it can be directly inferred from the table (152.14).
Answer Yes.
C. Less than 66% of subscribers lived in an urban area.
Subscribers in Rural Area : 2.4%
Subscribers in Urban Area: 47.7%
Subscribers in Sub-Urban Area: 49.9%.
Now even if we assume the total population, we cannot segregate it into Rural, Urban and Sub-Urban, so it could be that Less than 66% of subscribers lived in an urban area. or not, we cannot explicitly infer.
Answer No.
Now the average downloaded data for all the subscribers is as:
Dial Up - 32/2.4%
DSL - 313926/ 39.1%
Cable,Fibre Satellite & Other - 212617/8.6%
Mobile Fixed and Wireless - 28196/49.9%
We can see that Cable,Fibre Satellite & Other has downloaded on the average more data than a subscriber of any other connection type, not DSL, since the ration of the Data downloaded to per subscriber is higher for the former.
Answer No.
B. The mobile and fixed wireless connection generated more profit than any other type of internet connection.
Yes, since it can be directly inferred from the table (152.14).
Answer Yes.
C. Less than 66% of subscribers lived in an urban area.
Subscribers in Rural Area : 2.4%
Subscribers in Urban Area: 47.7%
Subscribers in Sub-Urban Area: 49.9%.
Now even if we assume the total population, we cannot segregate it into Rural, Urban and Sub-Urban, so it could be that Less than 66% of subscribers lived in an urban area. or not, we cannot explicitly infer.
Answer No.
