Math Problem Statement
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These go together. Now follow these directions: • Your formula in A9 should correctly calculate the Number of People required based on the measurements entered in the Input cells. If I change the numbers in the Input cells change, the output must also change! • Your formula in B9 should correctly calculate the what percentage of the available population will be needed based on the measurements entered in the Input cells. If I change the numbers in the Input cells change, the output must also change! • Your formula in C9 should say “YES” or ”NO” depending on if your available population is large enough to span this length, hand-in-hand. To do this you will use the =IF() function! See if you can figure out how it works!
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Excel Formulas
Percentages
Logical Functions
Formulas
Number of People = (Total Distance in Miles × 63360) / Palm-to-Palm Length
Percentage = (Number of People / Available Population) × 100
IF(Available Population >= Number of People, 'YES', 'NO')
Theorems
Basic Arithmetic and Percentage Calculations
Conditional Logic with IF Function
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 9-12
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