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2. The school committee of a small town wanted to determine
the average children per household of the town. They divided
the total no. of children in the town by total no. of
households. Total no. of households = 50. Which of the
following statements must be true if the average children
per household are 2.2?
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Answer / ferozahmed
Ans.- (a) Half the households in the town have more than 2
children
(b) There are total of 110 children in the town.
(c) More households in the town have 3 children
than have 2 children.
(d) The most common no. of children in a household
is 2.
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