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A population of middle school students contains 160 sixth graders, 180 seventh graders, and 140 eighth graders. Nine seventh graders were part of a random sample of the population chosen to participate in a survey. For the sample to accurately represent the population, about how many sixth graders should be chosen?

Answers

Answered by AkhilaJ
2

Answer:

8

Explanation:

5/100*160

=8

Answered by chandresh126
8

Answer:

Given Data :

Number of students in sixth graders is 160

Number of students in seventh graders is 180

Number of  students in eighth graders students is 140

If the 9 student of seventh graders were part of a random sample of the population chosen to participate in a survey.

Suppose the number of the students chosen from sixth graders are "X"

So,

=> (180/ 9) = (160/ x)

=> 20 = 160/ x

=> x = 160/ 20

=> x = 8

The numbers of the student chosen from sixth graders are 8.

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