Katvusprotsent

Katvusprotsent, or coverage percentage, is a metric used to express the proportion of a whole that is covered by something. This concept can be applied in various fields, with its specific meaning and calculation varying depending on the context.

In telecommunications, katvusprotsent often refers to the geographical area where a mobile network signal is available. It is typically expressed as a percentage of the total land area or population. A higher coverage percentage indicates a wider availability of the network.

In statistics and data analysis, katvusprotsent can describe the extent to which a sample represents a larger population. For instance, it might refer to the percentage of a target group that is included in a survey.

In insurance, it relates to the extent of protection provided by a policy. A higher katvusprotsent might mean a greater portion of a loss is covered.

The calculation of katvusprotsent generally involves dividing the "covered" portion by the "total" portion and multiplying by 100. The precise definition of "covered" and "total" is crucial for accurate interpretation and comparison across different applications of this metric.