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Question 273

The numbers of visitors, in thousands, to an attraction in four months are shown below.

MonthJanuaryAprilJulyOctober
Visitors42589661

Joan estimates the annual number of visitors by multiplying the July figure by 12.

a.

Calculate Joan's estimate.

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b.

Critique her method.

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c.

Suggest one improvement.

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