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The table above shows the number of hours spent on the phone by the 50 employees on a certain day at the call center for RPT Corporation.
Use the drop-down menus to fill in the blanks in each of the following statements based on the information given by the graph.
3. If the employees who spent 2 hours on the phone increased their total hours spent on the phone by 50%, then the total hours spent on the phone by these employees would be .
4. Please choose this drop-down as a Graphs question needs to have 2 .
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The table above shows the number of hours spent on the phone by the 50 employees on a certain day at the call center for RPT Corporation.
Use the drop-down menus to fill in the blanks in each of the following statements based on the information given by the graph.
3. If the employees who spent 2 hours on the phone increased their total hours spent on the phone by 50%, then the total hours spent on the phone by these employees would be .
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We are looking at the employees spending two hours on phone. In the bar above 2, we have two employees. Thus two employees spend two hours on phone.
Now these people increase time by 50%, so 2 hours becomes 3 hours, and total hours spent by the two employees combined is 2*3 or 6 hour.
X-Axis represents number of employees and y-axis represents total number of hours spent on the phone. So x-axis - 2 i.e. 2 employees spent 2 hours - y-axis i.e. in total 4 hours
This is because the graph shows two people who spend two hours on the phone. If we increase the hours spent on phone by 50% then we get 3 hours which is nothing but 2hours+0.5*2 hours= 3 hours. This is for an individual. If you want the amount of time spent by two people on the phone then you multiply 2*3 and you get 6 hrs as an answer.
Two employess spend 2 hours on their phone, So, Total time spend = 2+2 = 4 Now ncrease this by 50% ie 2. Now total would be 4(original) + 2 (increased)
The question says total hours by "these employees" it means it's asking us to calculate hours in total by all the employees using phone for 2 hours. From the graph we can see that the total no. employees using phone for 2 hours is two and increase in usage timings of each employee (50% of 2 hours) is 1 hour so we can conclude that now each employee in that category is using phone for 3 hours. Hence the total no. of hours would be No. of employees in that category x 3 hours i.e. 2x3=6.
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