Beverage A and Beverage B are sold in identical cans. Beverage A is 4% sugar. The portion of Beverage B that is sugar is 0.21. How many times more sugar is in Beverage B than Beverage A? Write your answer as a decimal.

5.25 times

Step-by-step explanation:

Beverage A and Beverage B are sold in identical cans.

From the above question

Beverage A is 4% sugar.

The portion of Beverage B that is sugar is 0.21.

Converting Portion of sugar in Beverage B to percentage we have :

0.21 × 100

= 21%

How many times more sugar is in Beverage B than Beverage A?

This is calculated as:

% Beverage B/% Beverage A

= 21%/4%

= 5.25

Hence Beverage B has 5.25 times more sugar than Beverage A.

a. Pie chart

This one is the correct option since we use a pie chart when we have categories in the data. And for this case we don't have any category defined at the begin so for this reason the pie chart would be not useful for this case.

Step-by-step explanation:

For this case our variable of interest is the average parking time of its students. And we have 280 values for these times. So then the variable of interest is quantitative.

Which of the following graphs should not be used to display information concerning the students parking times?

a. Pie chart

This one is the correct option since we use a pie chart when we have categories in the data. And for this case we don't have any category defined at the begin so for this reason the pie chart would be not useful for this case.

b.Stem-and-leaf display

That incorrect since the Stem and leaf plot is useful when we want to plot quantitative data.

c. Histogram

That incorrect since the Histogram is ideal when we want to plot quantitative data and analyze the distribution of the data.

d. Box plot

That incorrect since the Box plot is ideal and useful when we want to plot quantitative data and see central tendency measures.