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What is the approximate percentage of children have a level of diabetic less than
60
mg per dl?
A
30
%
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B
40
%
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C
57
%
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D
23
%
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Solution
The correct option is
B
57
%
By referring the histogram, number of students with diabetic level:
20
−
40
is
5
students
40
−
60
is
20
students
60
−
80
is
35
students
80
−
100
is
15
students
100
−
120
is
10
students
120
−
140
is
20
students.
Total number of children
=
105
.
Children have a level of diabetic less than
60
mg per dl
=
35
+
20
+
5
=
60
.
Therefore, percentage of children having level of diabetic less than
60
mg per dl
=
60
105
=
0.57
×
100
≈
57
%
.
Hence, option
C
is correct.
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