Please help me with the following question.
2/3 people surveyed prefered super-popper popcorn.
7036/10554 people surveyed prefered super-popper popcorn.
Twice as many people surveyed prefered super-popper popcorn.
3518 more people prefered super-popper popcorn.
How are the numbers in each advertisement compared? Which advertisement is most effective? Explain.
To compare the numbers in each advertisement and determine which one is most effective, we can start by analyzing the given information.
1. "2/3 people surveyed preferred super-popper popcorn" indicates that out of the total number of people surveyed, 2/3 chose super-popper popcorn.
2. "7036/10554 people surveyed preferred super-popper popcorn" provides a more specific ratio. Out of the 10,554 people surveyed, only 7,036 preferred super-popper popcorn.
3. "Twice as many people surveyed preferred super-popper popcorn" implies that the number of people who preferred super-popper popcorn is double the number of people who preferred any other option. However, the exact numbers are not given.
4. "3518 more people preferred super-popper popcorn" indicates that the difference between the number of people who preferred super-popper popcorn and those who preferred another option is 3,518. However, the total number of people surveyed is not provided.
To compare the effectiveness of the advertisements, we need more information. The given details provide some ratios and differences, but without knowing the total number of people surveyed or the exact numbers for each category, we cannot make a direct comparison.
To determine the most effective advertisement, we would need to consider the conversion rate, which measures the proportion of people who chose super-popper popcorn relative to the total number of people surveyed. Without this information, it is not possible to definitively state which advertisement is most effective.
To improve the analysis and make a fair comparison between the advertisements, it would be necessary to provide additional data, such as the total number of people surveyed for each advertisement, or the actual numbers of people who preferred each option.