Titanic How many passengers were on the titanic Although the numbers differ slightly about exactly how many passengers were on the RMS Titanic when it sank there were known to be 2226 passengers and crew on board ID: 547840
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Slide1
Of 1912
TitanicSlide2
How many passengers were on the titanic?Slide3
Although the numbers differ slightly about exactly how many passengers were on the RMS Titanic when it sank, there were
known to be 2,226
passengers and crew on board.
2,226 PassengersSlide4
1523 people
died in the tragedy; over eight hundred of those were passengers.
This means there were 703 survivors.
How many survivors were there?Slide5
434 Women
1680 Men
&
112 Children
How many females, males & children were on board?Slide6
The cost of a first-class ticket on Titanic to New York was
$2,500
, approximately
$57,200
today. The most expensive rooms were more than $103,000 in today's currency. A third-class ticket at Titanic cost
$40
, which is approximately $900 in today's currency.
What was the average cost of a ticket on titanic?Slide7
The lifeboats of the RMS
Titanic
played a crucial role in
the disaster of 1912. There were only 20 lifeboats onboard whose capacity was only 1,178 people.
How many rescue boats were onboard the titanic?Slide8
74: The number of years it took to find the wreck of the Ship in the Atlantic Ocean.
64
: The number of lifeboats supposed to be aboard the ship.
20
:
The number of lifeboats she actually carried.
65
: Maximum capacity of a lifeboat.
28
: The number of people on board the first lifeboat.
2
:
The number of workers killed during the construction process.
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Small NUMBERSSlide9
Passenger age
Cost of a ticket
Number of rescue boats
Length of the Titanic
Number of miles traveled before sinking
Number of chefs onboard
Possible Quantitative variablesSlide10
Gender
Religion
Eye Color
Hair Color
Economic Status
Profession
Political Affiliation
Survival Status
Possible categorical variables