The following pie chart represents the results of a survey about whether people in a certain town have cats or dogs as pets.
Neither: 6%
Both: 22%
Dogs only: 44%
Cats only: 28%
What percentage of the people have only cats or only dogs?
How would i go about answering this answer?
The following pie chart represents the results of a survey about whether people in a certain town have cats or
Just read the graph-
Dogs only - 44%
Cats only - 28%
Then you add them together because they are complements - 72%
Reply:Add them up.
Reply:Add the "only dogs" crowd to the "only cats" crowd.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
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Hi, I am writing a final research paper on pet owners. Please, help me by clicking on this 10-question survey?
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Thank you so much! without this my findings would be incomplete.
Hi, I am writing a final research paper on pet owners. Please, help me by clicking on this 10-question survey?
I'm very glad to help you with your research! I hope that you do very well and get an A+! =)
Did you hear about that survey on BBC news this morning?
30% of people surveyed admitted that they had sent themselves gifts to their workplace in order to make their colleagues jealous! sad sad sad!
Did you hear about that survey on BBC news this morning?
well i got a really nice gift from myself the other day, it was a chocolate bar from the vending machine, i even gave myself the change!
Reply:Surveys are like polls--manipulated by the poller or the surveyor.
Example: 4 out of 5 dentist recommend Crest." Well...if I only survey 5 and 4 say they like it, then I have a survey quote.
Totally unreliable and made to push propaganda issues. Example: Soy milk is bad for you says...." representative for the MILK industry(cow's milk that is). Both of these are true stories-as ads or news. All BS!!
No one I've ever worked with has done that--ever!
Reply:No, I didn't - hmm that is wierd. But it's funny looking accross the office and guessing what 3 in 10 have done it. I'm looking at one I suspect right now... She gets flowers constantly... and she is single, and aint all that.
Reply:BBC must be losing subscribers and has to make up stupid stories to sell papers.
Oh -did you hear the stats about low carb diet which went to high carb to no carb.
Reply:It is sad! Just tells you how insecure these people are - the are trying to appear liked and admired. A true sign of low self esteem.
Reply:That may be a little strange, but do you wonder if these people ever re-gift the items they send to themselves.
Reply:It's probably because they wouldn't be at home when the parcel is delivered so they get it sent to work.
Reply:Well 40% of people dont beleve in 70% of statistics
Reply:No, really, those roses WERE from my ex. Seriously. I'm not kidding. No, really....
Reply:Thats sad.
Reply:never done it myself and nor would i but they may not be sad if they have got the company paying for it, thats cool!
Reply:LOL.
Even sadder that the BBC find this sort of rubbish newsworthy.
Reply:That is shocking! I almost spat out my box of chocolates into my valentines card.
Reply:self centered people they are so sad ,they need to get a LIFE,,,WAFC!!!
Reply:these people want to get out more
p.s im sending myself an email so that i can pretend that i have got some friends!
Reply:no i did not sorry
Reply:ya
Reply:surveys are bullsh!t !! its got to be less than that!
Reply:Ha Ha how said is that! funny though
Did you hear about that survey on BBC news this morning?
well i got a really nice gift from myself the other day, it was a chocolate bar from the vending machine, i even gave myself the change!
Reply:Surveys are like polls--manipulated by the poller or the surveyor.
Example: 4 out of 5 dentist recommend Crest." Well...if I only survey 5 and 4 say they like it, then I have a survey quote.
Totally unreliable and made to push propaganda issues. Example: Soy milk is bad for you says...." representative for the MILK industry(cow's milk that is). Both of these are true stories-as ads or news. All BS!!
No one I've ever worked with has done that--ever!
Reply:No, I didn't - hmm that is wierd. But it's funny looking accross the office and guessing what 3 in 10 have done it. I'm looking at one I suspect right now... She gets flowers constantly... and she is single, and aint all that.
Reply:BBC must be losing subscribers and has to make up stupid stories to sell papers.
Oh -did you hear the stats about low carb diet which went to high carb to no carb.
Reply:It is sad! Just tells you how insecure these people are - the are trying to appear liked and admired. A true sign of low self esteem.
Reply:That may be a little strange, but do you wonder if these people ever re-gift the items they send to themselves.
Reply:It's probably because they wouldn't be at home when the parcel is delivered so they get it sent to work.
Reply:Well 40% of people dont beleve in 70% of statistics
Reply:No, really, those roses WERE from my ex. Seriously. I'm not kidding. No, really....
Reply:Thats sad.
Reply:never done it myself and nor would i but they may not be sad if they have got the company paying for it, thats cool!
Reply:LOL.
Even sadder that the BBC find this sort of rubbish newsworthy.
Reply:That is shocking! I almost spat out my box of chocolates into my valentines card.
Reply:self centered people they are so sad ,they need to get a LIFE,,,WAFC!!!
Reply:these people want to get out more
p.s im sending myself an email so that i can pretend that i have got some friends!
Reply:no i did not sorry
Reply:ya
Reply:surveys are bullsh!t !! its got to be less than that!
Reply:Ha Ha how said is that! funny though
What does this survey tell us about different nations?
http://thehappinessshow.com/HappiestCoun...
The fact that people in Nigeria, Mexico, and Venezuela are the happiest in the world tells me that either:
1. Money doesn't buy happiness, or
2. Ignorance is bliss.
Anyone have other ideas??
What does this survey tell us about different nations?
If these were the happiest places in the world their people wouldn't be flooding over the American Borders.
Reply:1.
I was really surprised that Mexico was so high on the list, most of the unhappy Mexicans must have jumped the border.
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The fact that people in Nigeria, Mexico, and Venezuela are the happiest in the world tells me that either:
1. Money doesn't buy happiness, or
2. Ignorance is bliss.
Anyone have other ideas??
What does this survey tell us about different nations?
If these were the happiest places in the world their people wouldn't be flooding over the American Borders.
Reply:1.
I was really surprised that Mexico was so high on the list, most of the unhappy Mexicans must have jumped the border.
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Simple survey about colleges, for students and graduates?
What college did you/are you attending, what was/is your major, and are you happy about the decision?
Simple survey about colleges, for students and graduates?
Ferris State University, Elementary Ed, and yes.
Reply:I go to Colorado State, I'm a business major, and I love it! College is the best thing ever.
Reply:I will answer this one and everyone will laugh ...but you can't argue I am educated!
Northwest Missouri State University - 1997 BS in Psychology. I liked this school. Small but not TOO small with plenty to do on campus and a rocking D2 football team! Also, the only school I still go to homecoming at.
University of Nebraska at Kearney - 2003 BAE in Social Science Education. This school was ok. I really liked my professors. I can still go back here and walk into a professors office and they know me by FIRST name. I still keep in touch with the professors here too. I think that is VERY important in any school. I can not say the same thing about NWMSU....At NWMSU I had more of a social life but I was younger too.
University of Kansas - Masters in Education (in progress). I am enjoying being a graduate student in a highly respected and well established research university for my graduate degree. The professors are world class and I love the challenge. I definately like the amount of freedom I am gettin at KU coupled with guidance and direction. The professors are accessible which is also key!
I hope that helps. I do plan to go on to get a PhD but have not decided if I am going to stay at KU or go elsewhere.
Reply:I attended Northern Arizona University, then transferred to The University of New Mexico.
I chose to emphasize three areas of liberal arts: music, psychology, and education. I earned a Bachelor of University Studies degree.
Later, I earned a Master of Arts degree in Community and Agency Counseling within the College of Education at U.N.M.
Yes, I am happy with my choices.
Reply:I started at Rutgers University in its School of Engineering in the Fall of 2001. I quickly discovered that the engineering curriculum was too rigid for my taste, so I transfered to Rutgers's liberal arts Rutgers College, where for the next two years I bounced between Computer Science and Physics before deciding to do a double major in them both. I graduated last May.
As to whether I was happy with my choice of university and major, the answers are respectively not at the time but eventually yes and definitely. As to Rutgers, I ended up going there because I flubbed my college admissions process, so that's the only place I got in. In NJ, Rutgers (the state uni. of NJ) doesn't have a great reputation, which in retrospect I feel bad about. By the time my second year started, and certainly in my last two years I was very happy that I ended up at Rutgers. It has earned a place in my heart. As to my majors, I chose subjects that I liked and was good at, so for the most part it was a good time (there were some courses that you had to get through in order to get to some of the more juicy stuff, but in the end that's alright).
Right now I'm in grad school studying physics (which is, if you need it, yet more evidence that I like physics because if you don't like physics, grad school for it would drive one to suicide I'm sure... :) ). The university is the University of Pittsburgh. It's a lot of work (let me rephrase, it's a *lot* of work), but there's a lot to like. There's something of a fellowship of suffering with your fellow grad students, and you're doing something that should interest you greatly.
So, to sum up, I have to admit I've been lucky. I haven't always done the best job of things I could have, but still managed to stumble into doing things that I enjoy and which are interesting. I can't say I had a master plan (because I never do, and tend to just wing it... :) ), so I've got someone looking out for me up there.
Reply:Started off at University of Western Ontario with a BSc in Biology. Hated that school because is was too big, not enough attention from professors (how do you learn in a class of 1000 people???!!!), and had one course where 2 profs taught, got a 52 on the first exam from the first prof and a 96 on the 2nd exam (marks were divided up 50% midterm, 50% final)...how is that right having 2 profs who are so different in their teaching styles that i could go from almost failing the class to almost perfect?!?! Because of that I left, took 3 year off and moved to Florida. Then when I got my head back on straight, I went back to Canada, finished my Honours BSc at Brock and was VERY happy I did this. Why? Because Brock was a much smaller school, where I got to know about half the biology faculty personally so I could get help if I needed to. WORD OF ADVICE FOR ANYONE OUT THERE....SMALLER SCHOOLS ARE WAY BETTER IF YOU NEED MORE ATTENTION!!!
Because I did so well at Brock (my marks went up from a low B average to a mid A) I was able to go to Graduate school. Now I'm attending McMaster University and doing a Masters in Biochemistry. Not sure if I like the 'biochemistry' part, although i'm mostly working with bacterial proteins, however...grad school although sounds scary...IT IS! haha, but you don't have to take courses like a mad person...like you do in your undergrad.
Hope that answers your question!
Simple survey about colleges, for students and graduates?
Ferris State University, Elementary Ed, and yes.
Reply:I go to Colorado State, I'm a business major, and I love it! College is the best thing ever.
Reply:I will answer this one and everyone will laugh ...but you can't argue I am educated!
Northwest Missouri State University - 1997 BS in Psychology. I liked this school. Small but not TOO small with plenty to do on campus and a rocking D2 football team! Also, the only school I still go to homecoming at.
University of Nebraska at Kearney - 2003 BAE in Social Science Education. This school was ok. I really liked my professors. I can still go back here and walk into a professors office and they know me by FIRST name. I still keep in touch with the professors here too. I think that is VERY important in any school. I can not say the same thing about NWMSU....At NWMSU I had more of a social life but I was younger too.
University of Kansas - Masters in Education (in progress). I am enjoying being a graduate student in a highly respected and well established research university for my graduate degree. The professors are world class and I love the challenge. I definately like the amount of freedom I am gettin at KU coupled with guidance and direction. The professors are accessible which is also key!
I hope that helps. I do plan to go on to get a PhD but have not decided if I am going to stay at KU or go elsewhere.
Reply:I attended Northern Arizona University, then transferred to The University of New Mexico.
I chose to emphasize three areas of liberal arts: music, psychology, and education. I earned a Bachelor of University Studies degree.
Later, I earned a Master of Arts degree in Community and Agency Counseling within the College of Education at U.N.M.
Yes, I am happy with my choices.
Reply:I started at Rutgers University in its School of Engineering in the Fall of 2001. I quickly discovered that the engineering curriculum was too rigid for my taste, so I transfered to Rutgers's liberal arts Rutgers College, where for the next two years I bounced between Computer Science and Physics before deciding to do a double major in them both. I graduated last May.
As to whether I was happy with my choice of university and major, the answers are respectively not at the time but eventually yes and definitely. As to Rutgers, I ended up going there because I flubbed my college admissions process, so that's the only place I got in. In NJ, Rutgers (the state uni. of NJ) doesn't have a great reputation, which in retrospect I feel bad about. By the time my second year started, and certainly in my last two years I was very happy that I ended up at Rutgers. It has earned a place in my heart. As to my majors, I chose subjects that I liked and was good at, so for the most part it was a good time (there were some courses that you had to get through in order to get to some of the more juicy stuff, but in the end that's alright).
Right now I'm in grad school studying physics (which is, if you need it, yet more evidence that I like physics because if you don't like physics, grad school for it would drive one to suicide I'm sure... :) ). The university is the University of Pittsburgh. It's a lot of work (let me rephrase, it's a *lot* of work), but there's a lot to like. There's something of a fellowship of suffering with your fellow grad students, and you're doing something that should interest you greatly.
So, to sum up, I have to admit I've been lucky. I haven't always done the best job of things I could have, but still managed to stumble into doing things that I enjoy and which are interesting. I can't say I had a master plan (because I never do, and tend to just wing it... :) ), so I've got someone looking out for me up there.
Reply:Started off at University of Western Ontario with a BSc in Biology. Hated that school because is was too big, not enough attention from professors (how do you learn in a class of 1000 people???!!!), and had one course where 2 profs taught, got a 52 on the first exam from the first prof and a 96 on the 2nd exam (marks were divided up 50% midterm, 50% final)...how is that right having 2 profs who are so different in their teaching styles that i could go from almost failing the class to almost perfect?!?! Because of that I left, took 3 year off and moved to Florida. Then when I got my head back on straight, I went back to Canada, finished my Honours BSc at Brock and was VERY happy I did this. Why? Because Brock was a much smaller school, where I got to know about half the biology faculty personally so I could get help if I needed to. WORD OF ADVICE FOR ANYONE OUT THERE....SMALLER SCHOOLS ARE WAY BETTER IF YOU NEED MORE ATTENTION!!!
Because I did so well at Brock (my marks went up from a low B average to a mid A) I was able to go to Graduate school. Now I'm attending McMaster University and doing a Masters in Biochemistry. Not sure if I like the 'biochemistry' part, although i'm mostly working with bacterial proteins, however...grad school although sounds scary...IT IS! haha, but you don't have to take courses like a mad person...like you do in your undergrad.
Hope that answers your question!
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I'm looking to make some extra cash, I've been looking at surveys online. I've checked out some who only seem to try and get you to purchase things in order to receive things or cash. I'm looking to make money not spend it. Please if you have had a good or bad experience with them let me know. I don't want to be wasting my time or money.
Survey scout did you have a good or bad experience with them. Thinking about joining need input?
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Reply:I've only found a few that are legit. Most of those just sent me free samples or coupons. I did receive a 5 dollar check one time and I forget which survey I got that one from. Most of the surveys I've done has required me to buy something as a trial period and I did agree to one trial sample of hydroderm and somehow ended up with more then what I bargained for, it took several mnths to straighten up my bank account and still am trying to have things taken off I never even singed up for. However I did like the hydroderm.
Reply:Survey Scout is one of the better sites, my trick to making an good extra income from doing surveys is to sign up for more than one survey site, that way you can spend about an hour an night making extra money from surveys. Check out the link below that I found from a similiar question on Yahoo Answers!!
Survey scout did you have a good or bad experience with them. Thinking about joining need input?
I am a part time worker doing work online at home, so I can share my personal experience with you. When u are planning for a home based online work, be very careful because most of them are scam and ask you to pay initial money. never pay money to any such site. Did you ever heard that if u r going for a job and employer ask you for money before hiring? I would like to share a link where you can make $600 in a month working at home. The work need to be done is posting a discussion and answering a discussion. the link is:
http://tinyurl.com/yhzzph
if you work smartly, you can even make $1000 or more.. it all depends on your usage pattern. I worked for 2 hour daily last month and i got paid $238 for the last month. Its not bad after all, i am happy and making more. After sign up, do mail me to know the tips on how to increase your earning and also to get more website address..
Please let me know, if you have any queries. I will try my best to give you right answer
Reply:I've only found a few that are legit. Most of those just sent me free samples or coupons. I did receive a 5 dollar check one time and I forget which survey I got that one from. Most of the surveys I've done has required me to buy something as a trial period and I did agree to one trial sample of hydroderm and somehow ended up with more then what I bargained for, it took several mnths to straighten up my bank account and still am trying to have things taken off I never even singed up for. However I did like the hydroderm.
Reply:Survey Scout is one of the better sites, my trick to making an good extra income from doing surveys is to sign up for more than one survey site, that way you can spend about an hour an night making extra money from surveys. Check out the link below that I found from a similiar question on Yahoo Answers!!
SURVEY FOR THE GUYS: How hairy is "too hairy?" Like ladies with furry pits? What about hairy legs?
Where do you draw the line? What's "too much?" Anything goes as long as she can swim without getting entangled with submerged vessels?
And what's your nationality? (Just curious if it's true that some countries are more flexible on the issue than others.)
SURVEY FOR THE GUYS: How hairy is "too hairy?" Like ladies with furry pits? What about hairy legs?
I resent that. I happen to be a submerged vegetable.
Reply:hair is for the head of a girl
Reply:Quit with the hair already! Bloody Yeti!
Reply:Anything other than head hair and pubic hair is TOO much hair for me. Hairy legs and hairy pits are just too much for me. I much prefer civilized women.
Reply:Armpit hair and leg hair are no good. I'm American, but my girlfriend is from Italy and she feels the same.
Reply:Ryuk beat me to it.
Reply:guys are all different. I am born American male. Most guys do NOT like hairy underarms, or legs. Some guys like the "other" area hairy but I would say most like it shaved. Once you shave down stairs it is best to keep it that way. Stubble can bother you when it is growing back.
Reply:non hairy for this american
Reply:Thick, black, hair is a huge turn off for me. Pits, legs, crouch, upper lip, arms, etc just isn't sexy...sorry!
Reply:I'm from Vermont, its where the old lesbian hippies live... lots of hair here,,,its accepted
Reply:Any hair on the legs or under the armpits on a girl is too much hair.
Reply:In my opinion, a girl shouldn't have hair anywhere besides her head. I'm Polish.
Reply:Most American men will pass on the leg hair and armpit hair. While people in France and India will not shave their arms or legs.
Hope it helps!
Reply:depends, no hair on legs, under arm pits
Reply:NZ. Head and crotch is OK.
And what's your nationality? (Just curious if it's true that some countries are more flexible on the issue than others.)
SURVEY FOR THE GUYS: How hairy is "too hairy?" Like ladies with furry pits? What about hairy legs?
I resent that. I happen to be a submerged vegetable.
Reply:hair is for the head of a girl
Reply:Quit with the hair already! Bloody Yeti!
Reply:Anything other than head hair and pubic hair is TOO much hair for me. Hairy legs and hairy pits are just too much for me. I much prefer civilized women.
Reply:Armpit hair and leg hair are no good. I'm American, but my girlfriend is from Italy and she feels the same.
Reply:Ryuk beat me to it.
Reply:guys are all different. I am born American male. Most guys do NOT like hairy underarms, or legs. Some guys like the "other" area hairy but I would say most like it shaved. Once you shave down stairs it is best to keep it that way. Stubble can bother you when it is growing back.
Reply:non hairy for this american
Reply:Thick, black, hair is a huge turn off for me. Pits, legs, crouch, upper lip, arms, etc just isn't sexy...sorry!
Reply:I'm from Vermont, its where the old lesbian hippies live... lots of hair here,,,its accepted
Reply:Any hair on the legs or under the armpits on a girl is too much hair.
Reply:In my opinion, a girl shouldn't have hair anywhere besides her head. I'm Polish.
Reply:Most American men will pass on the leg hair and armpit hair. While people in France and India will not shave their arms or legs.
Hope it helps!
Reply:depends, no hair on legs, under arm pits
Reply:NZ. Head and crotch is OK.
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