Rag the tiles to the correct boxes to complete the pairs. Match each question with its answer. The answers are in the form (quotient)r (remainder).
11r 11
22r 16
22r 4
11r 30
Max is reading a 676-page book and wants to
evenly divide the number of pages he reads
over 30 days. How many full pages should he
read each day? How many pages would he
have left to read?
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There are 3,542 books of the same thickness
and weight in a room. The room has 321 shelves.
If the books are split evenly among the shelves,
how many books will be on each shelf, and how
many will be left over?
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Hayley has 246 toffees. She distributes them
equally to 11 of her friends. How many whole
toffees does each friend get, and how many
will Hayley have left over?
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George has 1,702 oranges in his storeroom. He
has to pack them in 152 crates. If he packs an
equal number of oranges in each crate, how
many oranges should he pack in each crate, and
how many will remain?
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I’m still confused on how to work the percentages

Apoll is being conducted at a mall nothingto obtain a sample of the population of an entire country. what is the frame for this type of​ sampling? who would be excluded from the survey and how might this affect the results of the​ survey? what is the frame for this type of​ sampling? a. the frame is people who need new clothes. b. the frame is people who shop at the mall. c. the frame is people who like to shop. d. the frame is the entire population of the country. who would be excluded from the survey and how might this affect the results of the​ survey? a. any person that does not need new clothes is excluded. this could result in sampling bias due to undercoverage. b. any person who does not shop at the mall is excluded. this could result in sampling bias due to undercoverage. c. any person who does not shop at the mall is excluded. this could result in nonresponse bias due to people not participating in the poll. d. there is nobody that is being excluded from the survey.

Which statements are true about box plots? check all that apply. they describe sets of data. they include the mean. they show the data split into four parts. they show outliers through really short “whiskers.” each section of a box plot represents 25% of the data.