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The following table shows sales figures from 20 stores in a retail cha [#permalink] New post   28 Oct 2023, 02:39
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The following table shows sales figures from 20 stores in a retail chain, compiled to compare activity on Monday with that on Friday. Data include the number of sales and average sales amount, as well as the average duration of a shopper’s visit in minutes.

Number of Sales
Average Sales Amount ($)
Average length of visit (min.)
StoreMondayFridayMondayFridayMondayFriday
Ashford32617544721.121.1
Bennington362118146021.921.9
Carlisle381520048122.121.9
Depot33615949822.121.9
Eddington392219651322.122.1
Farpoint403119251222.322.5
Greenville413220552722.522.7
Harrington352117355922.523.1
Iverton382518758522.723.1
Jackson383018861423.123.3
Kiplinger331018864623.123.5
Landfield402024067523.124.1
Midville362217571123.124.1
Northfield32916871923.124.1
Overton443824671623.324.9
Princeville331016071623.922.7
Queensland412721571621.923.1
Riverton341215973521.923.1
Southland341014686022.123.1
Tuxedo442821958522.523.5
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Consider each of the following statements. For each statement, indicate whether the statement is true or false, based on the information provided in the table.

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The store with the highest average sales amount on Monday also had the highest sales amount on Friday.
The median number of sales on Monday is more than twice the median number of sales on Friday.
The median sales amount on Monday is more than three times the median sales amount on Friday.
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The store with the highest average sales amount on Monday also had the highest sales amount on Friday.: False The median number of sales on Monday is more than twice the median number of sales on Friday.: False The median sales amount on Monday is more than three times the median sales amount on Friday.: False
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Re: The following table shows sales figures from 20 stores in a retail cha [#permalink] New post   22 Nov 2023, 21:14
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Re: The following table shows sales figures from 20 stores in a retail cha [#permalink] New post   23 Nov 2023, 05:21
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Re: The following table shows sales figures from 20 stores in a retail cha [#permalink] New post   24 Nov 2023, 07:07
Sajjad1994 bullet one the answer is not 'False', it should be TRUE.

The store with the highest average sales amount on Monday is Overton, with $246. The stores with the highest sales amount on Friday is Overton with 38 sales. How is this wrong? Thanks!
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Re: The following table shows sales figures from 20 stores in a retail cha [#permalink] New post   25 Nov 2023, 04:32
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Sajjad1994 bullet one the answer is not 'False', it should be TRUE.

The store with the highest average sales amount on Monday is Overton, with $246. The stores with the highest sales amount on Friday is Overton with 38 sales. How is this wrong? Thanks!


Please read the question statement again; you probably misread it. It is not the number of sales on Friday; it is rather the amount.
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Re: The following table shows sales figures from 20 stores in a retail cha [#permalink] New post   19 Feb 2024, 12:30
 
Sajjad1994 wrote:
Starscreen60 wrote:
Sajjad1994 bullet one the answer is not 'False', it should be TRUE.

The store with the highest average sales amount on Monday is Overton, with $246. The stores with the highest sales amount on Friday is Overton with 38 sales. How is this wrong? Thanks!


Please read the question statement again; you probably misread it. It is not the number of sales on Friday; it is rather the amount.

­If it is the sales amount (not the average amount) then it should be True again. Overton has the highest sales amount (38*716).
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