Subscribers to a local newspaper were asked whether they regularly, occasionally or never read the business section and whether they subscribe the print edition or digital edition or both. The data obtained from 500 subscribers is shown below: RegularlyOccasionallyNeverTotalPrint only403090160Digital only1306010200Both print and digital804020140Total250130120500What percentage of subscribers buy the digital edition only or regularly read business section?

The marketing manager for the print division of Publishing and Broadcasting Limited claims that 23% of university students regularly read the Bulletin magazine. A survey of 240 students showed that only 43 students read the Bulletin regularly. Assuming the manager's claim is correct, determine (to 4 decimal places):1. the standard error for the sampling distribution of the proportion. 2. the probability that the sample proportion is no more than that found in the survey.

A survey asked a group of adults and youths if they prefer reading books printed on paper or electronic books.Book PreferenceAge Group Print Electronic TotalYouths 29 39 68Adults 29 21 50Total 58 60 118What percent of the people surveyed prefer reading printed books? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent.

A survey in a local newspaper stated that of the individuals who frequent bookstores, 14% were buying books and 28% were not. What is wrong with this picture?Group of answer choicesNot enough information58% do not go to bookstoresThe percentages only add up to 42%. It should be 100%Only 42% of the people were surveyed.

In Harry Wong's publishing house, 10,600 books are produced every year.The demand for books is rapidly increasing and he will have to print 1,000 more books to keep up with demand. How many will he have to print?

A survey shows that 53% of the people in a city read a magazine A whereas 69% read a magazine B. If x% of the people read both the magazine then a possible value of x can be