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I can see the image with questions and tables. Let's work through the calculations for each section. 

1. **Population Questions:**
   - **66. Population of 2017**: Choose from options `a. 93,928,265`, `b. 93,982,265`, `c. 95,928,285`, or `d. 95,982,265`.
   - **67. Predicted population in 2019**: Choose from options `a. 97,009,091`, `b. 97,109,090`, `c. 97,109,091`, or `d. 97,910,910`.
   - **68. Predicted population in 2021**: Choose from options `a. 100,892,917`, `b. 100,892,917`, `c. 100,298,971`, or `d. 100,289,917`.
   - **69. Predicted population in 2024**: Choose from options `a. 105,061,156`, `b. 105,106,156`, `c. 105,610,516`, or `d. 105,610,615`.

For these questions, you'll likely need population data trends or growth rates to find the correct answers.

2. **Table Completion:**
   - **70-76**: In the table, you are asked to fill in values for percentages and sample needed for each campus.
     - Percentages are related to the total frequency (7,166).
     - The sample needed can be calculated by taking 5% of the total population of each campus.

Let’s calculate these values step by step.Here are the computed values:

- **Percentage for each campus:**
  - CEU Manila: \( 64.09\% \)
  - CEU Malolos: \( 11.39\% \)
  - CEU Makati: \( 24.52\% \)

- **Sample needed (5% of each campus population):**
  - CEU Manila: 230
  - CEU Malolos: 41
  - CEU Makati: 88

Now, this completes the table.

### Next Steps: Do you want to clarify anything further or discuss the population growth questions? 
Here are 5 follow-up questions to guide you:

1. What information would help you decide the population figures for 2017, 2019, and 2024?
2. How do we determine the best prediction for population growth over the years?
3. What other methods can you use to compute percentages in a frequency distribution?
4. How does sampling affect the outcome of population studies?
5. Would using a higher or lower percentage for the sample change the representation significantly?

**Tip**: When calculating samples for large populations, ensure that you account for even small decimal points, as they can slightly shift final values.

Learn how to solve population prediction and sampling problems using percentages and basic statistics. This problem involves calculating population predictions for 2017, 2019, 2021, and 2024, as well as determining the percentage and sample needed for different campuses. Ideal for Grades 10-12 students.

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