Answer:
To determine the number of seniors in each math course, we need to calculate the number of students based on the given percentages.
Given the total number of senior students as 432, we can calculate the number of students in each course as follows:
Consumer Math: 27% of 432
Number of students in Consumer Math = 0.27 * 432 = 116.64 (approximately 117)
Geometry: 36% of 432
Number of students in Geometry = 0.36 * 432 = 155.52 (approximately 156)
Advanced Algebra: 33% of 432
Number of students in Advanced Algebra = 0.33 * 432 = 142.56 (approximately 143)
Precalculus: 4% of 432
Number of students in Precalculus = 0.04 * 432 = 17.28 (approximately 17)
Therefore, the number of seniors in each math course is as follows:
- Consumer Math: 117 students
- Geometry: 156 students
- Advanced Algebra: 143 students
- Precalculus: 17 students
