ofstionSuppose you have an MS excel worksheet and R10 is a dataset of many rentsand a simple summary of R10 is100,000 ROWS(R10#)$464-INDEXISORTIR 10#),82000)a. None of the other choices is correctOb. 41.00% of Rents are less than equal to $464.00Oc. the 15th percentile of rent is 0.85d. 82.00% of Rents are less than equal to $464.00

since the given summary of R10# are sorted. All the data set in R10# are sorted values(rents)…

of stion Suppose you have an MS excel worksheet and R10# is a dataset of many rents and a simple summary of R10# is 100,000 ROWS(R10#) $464-INDEX(SORT(R10#),82000) Oa. None of the other choices is correct Ob. 41.00% of Rents are less than equal to $464.00 O c. the 15th percentile of rent is 0.85 O d. 82.00% of Rents are less than equal to $464.00

of stion Suppose you have an MS excel worksheet and R10# is a dataset of many rents and a simple summary of R10# is 100,000 ROWS(R10#) $464-INDEX(SORT(R10#),82000) Oa. None of the other choices is correct Ob. 41.00% of Rents are less than equal to $464.00 O c. the 15th percentile of rent is 0.85 O d. 82.00% of Rents are less than equal to $464.00

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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