Question

Remy, from the blog "Rapping with Remy," asked his readers, "If you had the chance, would you want to be famous?" Of the 2,200 readers who responded, 42% said no, and all were female. What does this show?

Answer 1

The survey on Remy's blog revealed that of the 2,200 respondents, 42% who said they would not want to be famous were all female, indicating 924 females are averse to fame. This result suggests a gender-specific answer but does not represent the entire reader demographic.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the scenario provided by Remy's blog "Rapping with Remy," the analysis of survey results shows a gender-based response to the question of desiring fame. The fact that 42% of the 2,200 readers who responded were all female and said no indicates a potential bias or specific demographic inclination regarding fame. It does not, however, provide enough information to draw a definitive conclusion about the entire reader base's attitudes toward fame without knowing the male responders' opinions or the gender ratio of the entire reader base.

Steps for Calculating the Number of Female Respondents

1. Determine the total number of respondents: 2,200 readers.
2. Calculate 42% of the total respondents to find the number of females who do not want to be famous: 0.42 x 2,200 = 924 females.

This shows that 924 female readers out of the 2,200 who responded are not interested in becoming famous.

Answer 2

924 are women

1276 are men

Step-by-step explanation:

42 % of 2,200 is =
`(42)/(100)*2,200` =
`924`

So , total women reader = 924

While men =
`2,200 - 924=1276`

Total men reader =1276