Sabado Gigante is viewed by 22,862 households in a market where there are a total of 221,104 television households. At the time of the broadcast, 168,767 households were watching something on TV. Calculate the rating for this TV program. (Rounding: tenth of a rating point.)

Sabado Gigante is viewed by 22,862 households in a market where there are a total of 221,104 television households. At the time of the broadcast, 168,767 households were watching something on TV. Calculate the rating for this TV program. (Rounding: tenth of a rating point.)

Essentials Of Business Analytics

1st Edition

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Author:Camm, Jeff.

Publisher:Camm, Jeff.

Chapter2: Descriptive Statistics

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Problem 5P: In a recent report, the top five syndicated television programs were The Big Bang Theory (BBT),...

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