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1. Reading and Digesting Word Problems W014911 In this course you will encounter many word problems, and here we will practice making sense of what you read. There are two parts to understanding a problem - there is just identifying data, but then there is also the aspect of making sense of what the numbers mean. When you are asked to compute values below, please show your computations. The symbol (SYW) indicates that this is a part where you need to do computations and show your work. ade a) How many people were called? 2879 Pi taos b) What was the goal for the size of the sample? 000 aapaey q0s 111 c) (SYW) 33% of those called never answered. How many households did not answer? 852 the actual number of households. Note that you may have to round to obtain an integer value for the number of households. Show s your computations.) (translate the percentage into bR GL 022 d) (SYW) How many households did answer? dopowbe 290 e) (SYW) 24% of those who did answer refused to talk. How many people did refuse to talk? bcb G tesrO/ potno C GLLW f) (SYW) The overall non-response was 58%. That is how many people who did not respond? ys toow0omces: acu perom p lontxipook MUrusur en m 6210 49 Aon couof om o o Ao MOL9E SOON

1. Reading and Digesting Word Problems W014911 In this course you will encounter many word problems, and here we will practice making sense of what you read. There are two parts to understanding a problem - there is just identifying data, but then there is also the aspect of making sense of what the numbers mean. When you are asked to compute values below, please show your computations. The symbol (SYW) indicates that this is a part where you need to do computations and show your work. ade a) How many people were called? 2879 Pi taos b) What was the goal for the size of the sample? 000 aapaey q0s 111 c) (SYW) 33% of those called never answered. How many households did not answer? 852 the actual number of households. Note that you may have to round to obtain an integer value for the number of households. Show s your computations.) (translate the percentage into bR GL 022 d) (SYW) How many households did answer? dopowbe 290 e) (SYW) 24% of those who did answer refused to talk. How many people did refuse to talk? bcb G tesrO/ potno C GLLW f) (SYW) The overall non-response was 58%. That is how many people who did not respond? ys toow0omces: acu perom p lontxipook MUrusur en m 6210 49 Aon couof om o o Ao MOL9E SOON

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1. Reading and Digesting Word Problems W014911 In this course you will encounter many word problems, and here we will practice making sense of what you read. There are two parts to understanding a problem - there is just identifying data, but then there is also the aspect of making sense of what the numbers mean. When you are asked to compute values below, please show your computations. The symbol (SYW) indicates that this is a part where you need to do computations and show your work. ade a) How many people were called? 2879 Pi taos b) What was the goal for the size of the sample? 000 aapaey q0s 111 c) (SYW) 33% of those called never answered. How many households did not answer? 852 the actual number of households. Note that you may have to round to obtain an integer value for the number of households. Show s your computations.) (translate the percentage into bR GL 022 d) (SYW) How many households did answer? dopowbe 290 e) (SYW) 24% of those who did answer refused to talk. How many people did refuse to talk? bcb G tesrO/ potno C GLLW f) (SYW) The overall non-response was 58%. That is how many people who did not respond? ys toow0omces: acu perom p lontxipook MUrusur en m 6210 49 Aon couof om o o Ao MOL9E SOON
Transcribed Image Text:1. Reading and Digesting Word Problems W014911 In this course you will encounter many word problems, and here we will practice making sense of what you read. There are two parts to understanding a problem - there is just identifying data, but then there is also the aspect of making sense of what the numbers mean. When you are asked to compute values below, please show your computations. The symbol (SYW) indicates that this is a part where you need to do computations and show your work. ade a) How many people were called? 2879 Pi taos b) What was the goal for the size of the sample? 000 aapaey q0s 111 c) (SYW) 33% of those called never answered. How many households did not answer? 852 the actual number of households. Note that you may have to round to obtain an integer value for the number of households. Show s your computations.) (translate the percentage into bR GL 022 d) (SYW) How many households did answer? dopowbe 290 e) (SYW) 24% of those who did answer refused to talk. How many people did refuse to talk? bcb G tesrO/ potno C GLLW f) (SYW) The overall non-response was 58%. That is how many people who did not respond? ys toow0omces: acu perom p lontxipook MUrusur en m 6210 49 Aon couof om o o Ao MOL9E SOON
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