Ms. Liu shares her web data with you, which shows that she has an average of 500 daily page views during the weekdays, and an average of 1,200 daily page views on the weekends. Each time someone loads one of her pages, it counts as a page view. If each page viewer peruses an average of two pages per visit on weekdays and three pages per visit on weekends, then how many weekly visits (i. e., the number of users, including repeating visitors, that came to her website) does she obtain on weekdays and weekends?

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Laylah Morgan

16 June, 09:16

Ms. Liu shares her web data with you, which shows that she has an average of 500 daily page views during the weekdays, and an average of 1,200 daily page views on the weekends. Each time someone loads one of her pages, it counts as a page view. If each page viewer peruses an average of two pages per visit on weekdays and three pages per visit on weekends, then how many weekly visits (i. e., the number of users, including repeating visitors, that came to her website) does she obtain on weekdays and weekends?

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Edward Zavala · Answer 1

1,250 on weekdays and 800 on weekends

Explanation:

During weekdays, each visitor views Ms. Liu's page twice, so the total number of visitors per day = 500 daily views / 2 views per visitor = 250 visitors per day. To calculate the total number of visitors for the five weekdays = 250 visitors per day x 5 days = 1,250 visitors

During weekends, each visitor views Ms. Liu's page three times, so the total number of visitors per weekend day = 1,200 daily views / 3 views per visitor = 400 visitors per day. To calculate the total number of visitors for the two weekend days = 400 visitors per day x 2 days = 800 visitors