Let's analyze the data provided in the table and verify each statement:
Magazine Subscriptions Sold:
- Teen Charm: 1-Year: 40, 2-Year: 12
- Myself: 1-Year: 36, 2-Year: 20
- Tech Monthly: 1-Year: 22, 2-Year: 22
- True Sports: 1-Year: 22, 2-Year: 26
Calculating total subscriptions:
- Teen Charm: 40 + 12 = 52
- Myself: 36 + 20 = 56
- Tech Monthly: 22 + 22 = 44
- True Sports: 22 + 26 = 48
Total subscriptions = 52 + 56 + 44 + 48 = 200
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A total of 120 magazine subscriptions were sold.
- False. Total subscriptions are 200.
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Thirty percent of the people who subscribed to Myself bought a 1-year subscription.
- Total for Myself = 36 (1-Year) + 20 (2-Year) = 56.
- Percentage for 1-Year = (36 / 56) * 100 ≈ 64.29%.
- False. It's approximately 64.29%, not 30%.
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Fifty percent of the people who subscribed to Tech Monthly bought a 1-year subscription.
- Total for Tech Monthly = 22 (1-Year) + 22 (2-Year) = 44.
- Percentage for 1-Year = (22 / 44) * 100 = 50%.
- True. Exactly 50% bought a 1-year subscription.
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Twenty-six percent of all the magazine subscriptions sold were for Teen Charm.
- Total for Teen Charm = 52.
- Percentage = (52 / 200) * 100 = 26%.
- True. Exactly 26% of subscriptions were for Teen Charm.
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Of all the magazine subscriptions sold, 66 and two-thirds percent were 2-year subscriptions.
- Total 2-Year subscriptions = 12 (Teen Charm) + 20 (Myself) + 22 (Tech Monthly) + 26 (True Sports) = 80.
- Percentage for 2-Year = (80 / 200) * 100 = 40%.
- False. It's 40%, not 66 and two-thirds percent.
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More subscriptions were sold to True Sports than any other magazine.
- True Sports has 48 subscriptions.
- Comparisons:
- Teen Charm: 52
- Myself: 56
- Tech Monthly: 44
- False. Myself had the most subscriptions, not True Sports.
Final Answers:
- Statements that are supported by the data:
- Fifty percent of the people who subscribed to Tech Monthly bought a 1-year subscription. (True)
- Twenty-six percent of all the magazine subscriptions sold were for Teen Charm. (True)