To compare the average number of children per household in both communities, we calculate that from the given data.
Community A:
- For 10 households: 26 children → 26/10 = 2.6 children per household
- For 20 households: 52 children → 52/20 = 2.6 children per household
- For 40 households: 104 children → 104/40 = 2.6 children per household
- For 75 households: 195 children → 195/75 = 2.6 children per household
Average for Community A: 2.6 children per household.
Community B:
- For 12 households: 30 children → 30/12 = 2.5 children per household
- For 24 households: 60 children → 60/24 = 2.5 children per household
- For 50 households: 125 children → 125/50 = 2.5 children per household
- For 85 households: 212.5 children → 212.5/85 = 2.5 children per household
Average for Community B: 2.5 children per household.
Now let's calculate the number of children in each community if there are 1,000 households.
Community A:
- 1,000 households × 2.6 children/household = 2,600 children.
Community B:
- 1,000 households × 2.5 children/household = 2,500 children.
Thus, Community A has the most children, and if there are 1,000 households, there are 2,600 children in Community A.
The correct response is:
Community A has the most children. There are 2,600 children in this community if there are 1,000 households.