The distribution of a company's stock according to the number of shares held is shown below. Fill in the cumulative percentage (integers not decimals) c%. Number of Shares Held Percent of Shareholder c% 0 and under 50 25 50 and under 100 19 100 and under 500 41 500 and under 1000 12 1000 and under 2000 3 TOTAL 100 a. Complete the table. Number of Shares Held Percent of Shareholder c% 0 and under 50 25 25 50 and under 100 19 19 100 and under 500 41 41 500 and under 1000 12 12 1000 and under 2000 3 3 TOTAL 100 Either using software or manually, construct the ogive defined by the above data and use it to answer the following questions. b) What percentage of shareholders held 200 or more shares? A. 40 B. 54 C. 50 D. 46 c) Consider the 20 % of shareholders who own the most shares. They each held at least this many shares (choose the best answer!) A. 1550 B. 450 C. 350
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