There are 600 employees at Dan’s office. She asked a random sample of employees how they get to the office the results show that seven employees in the sample drive to the office and 23 take public transportation approximately what fraction of all employees can Danny expect to drive to the office? Will it be Over 623/6007/30 or 23/30

Question

There are 600 employees at Dan’s office. She asked a random sample of employees how they get to the office the results show that seven employees in the sample drive to the office and 23 take public transportation approximately what fraction of all employees can Danny expect to drive to the office? Will it be Over 623/6007/30 or 23/30

Answer 1

To find the fraction of all employees that drive to the office, we can calculate the proportion of employees in the sample that drive and then use that proportion to estimate the number of employees who drive in the entire office.

Given that there are 600 employees in total, and 7 out of the sample drive, we can estimate that `(7/30) * 600 = 140` employees drive to the office.

Therefore, the fraction of all employees who drive to the office is `140/600 = 7/30`.

So, the answer is 7/30.