Customers who purchased two different computer models were asked if they were happy with their purchase. The results are shown in the table.

Happy Not happy

Purchased Model A 8 2

Purchased Model B 16 9

Drag and drop the correct percentage to complete each statement.

6% 18% 20% 26% 36% 82%

Of those who were not happy with their purchase, about_purchased model A, and about_purchased model B.

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Keagan Beck

18 July, 00:52

Customers who purchased two different computer models were asked if they were happy with their purchase. The results are shown in the table.

Happy Not happy

Purchased Model A 8 2

Purchased Model B 16 9

Drag and drop the correct percentage to complete each statement.

6% 18% 20% 26% 36% 82%

Of those who were not happy with their purchase, about_purchased model A, and about_purchased model B.

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Dereon Carney · Answer 1

Of those who were not happy with their purchase, about 18% purchased model A, and about 82% purchased model B. Total people not happy = 9 + 2 = 11. Number of people not happy with model A 2. Number of people not happy with model B 9. Get the percentages by dividing the specific amounts by the total, and then multiplying it by 100%. For example, of those who were not happy with their purchase, 2 / 11 * 100% purchased model A, and 9 / 11 * 100% purchased model B.

Patch · Answer 2

Of those who were not happy with their purchase, about 18% purchased model A, and about 82% purchased model B. Total people not happy = 9 + 2 = 11. A number of people not happy with model A 2. A number of people not happy with model B 9.