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528                            C HAPTE R 7 I STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

        The following circle graph summarizes the results of a survey of 2800 Internet users who make purchases online. Use
        this graph for Exercises 41 through 46. Round to the nearest whole.

          41. How many of the survey respondents said that they
             spend $0–$15 online each month?                          Online Spending per Month
                                                                       Over $175          $0–$15
          42. How many of the survey respondents said that they         18.7%             21.5%
             spend $15–$175 online each month?

                                                                $15–$175
          43. How many of the survey respondents said that they  59.8%
             spend $0 to $175 online each month?


          44. How many of the survey respondents said that they
                                                                Source: UCLA Center for Communication Policy
             spend $15 to over $175 online each month?

          45. Find the ratio of number of respondents who spend  46. Find the ratio of percent of respondents who spend
             $0–$15 online to number of respondents who spend      $0–$15 online to percent of those who spend
             $15–$175 online.Write the ratio as a fraction with    $15–$175.Write the ratio as a fraction with integers
             integers in the numerator and denominator.            in the numerator and denominator.





        See the Concept Checks in this section.

           47. Can the data below be represented by a circle     48. True or false? The smaller a sector in a circle
              graph? Why or why not?                                graph, the smaller the percent of the total it
                                                                    represents. Explain why.

                     Responses to the Question, “What
                         Classes Are You Taking?”

                    Math                   80%
                    English                72%
                    History                37%

                    Biology                21%
                    Chemistry              14%











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