Sir,
If the 1st column graph says Average no of commercial flight departure per day.
Means Total no of commercial flights departures/total no of days
on the other hand
the bar shows :
Average no of passengers per flight
= Total no of passengers/ Total no of commercial flights
Multiplying these two we get
=Total no of passengers/total no of days
How is this equal to Average no of passengers per airport?
I’ve already re-uploaded it twice, but whenever a new video is added to the playlist, youtube seems to do some jugglery 😦 My tech-savvy-ness does not extend to solving this issue, unfortunately…please search in the playlist?
CAT-holics 
Sir,
If the 1st column graph says Average no of commercial flight departure per day.
Means Total no of commercial flights departures/total no of days
on the other hand
the bar shows :
Average no of passengers per flight
= Total no of passengers/ Total no of commercial flights
Multiplying these two we get
=Total no of passengers/total no of days
How is this equal to Average no of passengers per airport?
Not getting the multiplication logic:-
Er, we are also dividing by the number of airports – so total passengers divided by number of airports will give us the average per airport, won’t it?
regards
J
HI the link for the above video seems to be broken. Any chance of a reupload?
I’ve already re-uploaded it twice, but whenever a new video is added to the playlist, youtube seems to do some jugglery 😦 My tech-savvy-ness does not extend to solving this issue, unfortunately…please search in the playlist?
regards
J
Thanks dost 🙂
regards
J