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518                            C HAPTE R 7 I STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY


        Objective  The following histogram shows the number of miles that each adult, from a survey of 100 adults, drives per
        week. Use this histogram to answer Exercises 33 through 42. See Examples 5 and 6.


          33. How many adults drive 100–149 miles per week?                   30
                                                                             Number of Adults  15
                                                                              25
          34. How many adults drive 200–249 miles per week?                   20


          35. How many adults drive fewer than 150 miles per week?            10 5


          36. How many adults drive 200 miles or more per week?                    0–49  50–99  100–149  150–199  200–249  250–299
                                                                                     Number of Miles
          37. How many adults drive 100–199 miles per week?   38. How many adults drive 150–249 miles per week?


          39. How many more adults drive 250–299 miles per    40. How many more adults drive 0–49 miles per week
              week than 200–249 miles per week?                  than 50–99 miles per week?


          41. What is the ratio of adults who drive 150–199 miles   42. What is the ratio of adults who drive 50–99 miles per
              per week to the total number of adults surveyed?   week to the total number of adults surveyed?



        The following histogram shows the projected population (in millions), by age groups, for the United States for the year
        2020. Use this histogram to answer Exercises 43 through 50. For Exercises 45 through 48, estimate to the nearest whole
        million. See Examples 5 and 6.

        43. What age range will be the largest population group            Projected U.S. 2020 Population
           in 2020?                                                                   by Age
                                                                      120
        44. What age range will be the smallest population
                                                                      110
           group in 2020?                                             100
        45. How large is the population of 20- to 44-year-olds         90
                                                                       80
           expected to be in 2020?                                     70
        46. How large is the population of 45- to 64-year-olds       Population (in millions)  60
                                                                       50
           expected to be in 2020?                                     40
        47. How large is the population of those less than             30
                                                                       20
           4 years old expected to be in 2020?                         10
                                                                       0
        48. How large is the population of 5- to 19-year-olds             Under 4 5–19  20–44  45–64  65–84 85 plus
           expected to be in 2020?                                                  Age Groups
        49. Which bar represents the age range you expect to be  50. How many more 20- to 44-year-olds are there
           in during 2020?                                       expected to be in 2020 than 45- to 64-year-olds?


        The following list shows the golf scores for an amateur golfer. Use this list to complete the frequency distribution table to
        the right. See Example 7.


            78     84     91    93     97                         Class Intervals      Class Frequency
                                                                     (Scores)   Tally  (Number of Games)
            97     95     85    95     96
                                                             51.      70–79                                         Copyright 2012 Pearson Education, Inc.
           101     89     92    89    100
                                                             52.      80–89
                                                             53.      90–99
                                                             54.     100–109
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