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meanwhile, the proportion of the groups would still be the same, 7 to 1, because the question says nothing about a change in the number of rural or urban calls. average response time (minutes) rural 51 joint average urban 19 10 20 30 40 50 60 so we have to distribute the new total distance, 32 steps, in the same proportion 7 to 1. from this distance, rural group (the smallest one) will 'give in' 7 steps for each step walked by urban group. this distribution is quite easy: a proportion 7 to 1 implies 7 + 1 = 8 parts to divide. rural group will move: 32* 7/8 = 28 steps urban group will move: 32* 1/8 = 4 steps note: about the rural group, if you first divide and then multiply, doing (32/8) *7 = 4 * 7 = 28, you will not need using a calculator for this either. 89
proportion of its overrepresentation, if they have different relative weight. to visualise this better, we said that it was like a tug-of-war game - the popular game of two teams against each other pulling on opposite ends of a rope, trying to bring the rope to their side. in our present exercise, we can imagine our two groups (rural guys and urban guys), separated by a number of 'steps' (the total distance between both bars: 59 - 19 = 40), and pulling on the rope to bring it to their respective side. the urban group has to be seven times larger, because they bring the rope much closer to their side, in the proportion 35 to 5 (or 7 to 1). they manage to 'give in' only 5 steps, while the smaller (rural) group is forced to move 35 steps ahead. you should not overlook the fact that the total distance between both bars, 40 steps, logically has to match the sum of steps 'walked' by both groups, this is, 35 + 5. observe that all this is information obtained from the chart provided in the exercise: we just did a couple of subtractions, so it is still the initial situation before the variation mentioned in our question. now we are going to analyse the question: what would happen with the overall average if the response time of rural calls were reduced to 51 minutes? well, first thing to point out is that the total distance between bars would be reduced to 51 - 19 = 32 steps. 88