A survey has 1,000 people. If we divide people into ten deciles according to their income,...
A survey has 1,000 people. If we divide people into ten deciles according to their income, how many people will be assigned to the fifth decile?
A survey has 1,000 people. If we divide people into ten deciles according to their income, how many people will be assigned to the second decile?
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It can be mentioned that decile is 10% in the given population can be divided into 10 equal deciles where is decile consists of 10% of the population.
10% of 1000=100
Therefore fifth decile has hundred people
Second decule has hundred people as well when they are divided based on the income
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