Charlotte owns two entertainment websites. Here are some details about those websites for one entire month:
Website A Website B
Number of writers
\[5\]
\[11\]
Number of posts posted
\[110\]
\[200\]
Average number of words of post
\[100\]
\[170\]
Average likes per post
\[3500\]
\[3500\]
Average comments per post
\[500\]
\[450\]
Number of new subscribers
\[9000\]
\[20{,}000\]
Revenue
\[\$30{,}000\]
\[\$75{,}000\]
Expenses
\[\$20{,}000\]
\[\$47{,}000\]
Profit (Revenue
\[-\]Expenses)
\[\$10{,}000\]
\[\$28{,}000\]
Charlotte wants to know which website produces a larger amount of content per a single writer.
Answer (1)
Website A:Total words = Average words per post × Number of posts= 100 × 110= 11,000 wordsWords per writer = Total words ÷ Number of writers= 11,000 ÷ 5= 2,200 words/writerWebsite B:Total words = Average words per post × Number of posts= 170 × 200= 34,000 wordsWords per writer = Total words ÷ Number of writers= 34,000 ÷ 11= 3,091 words/writerWebsite B produces more content per writer, with approximately 3,091 words per writer, compared to Website A's 2,200 words per writer.[tex].[/tex]
