Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Calculate the per capita area of Canada to four decimal places. Area of Canada: 10 000 000 km Canada's population: 33 400 000 a. 0.2994 c. 1.2994 b. 0.3030 d. 3.3400 2. The table gives the scores on a high school computer programming competition, ordered from lowest to highest. Score Rank 26 9 28 8 31 7 36 6 38 5 38 4 41 45 46 Determine the percentile rank of the score 38. a. 50% C. 67% b. 56% d. 61% 3. Mr. Nicholson uses a weighted mean to calculate his students' term project marks. The project consists of an essay, which has a weighting factor of 50%, a display board, which has a weighting factor of 20%, and a presentation, which has a weighting factor of 30%. Connor's and Ashley's marks are shown. Connor Ashley Essay (out of 50) 34 46 Display Board (out of 30) 27 21 Presentation (out of 100) 80 70 By how many percentage points did Ashley get a better percent overall project mark? a. 2% C. 1% b. Both students received the same percent d. 5% overall project mark. 4. Students in a college course had marks at the end of the semester as shown. Both the course and exam mark are out of 100. Student Course Mark Exam Mark Carley 70 80 Monique 50 70 | Keith 66 81 The professor weighted the course mark and the exam mark such that Carley had a final mark of 74 and Monique had a final mark of 58. Determine Keith's final mark