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MacKenzie surveys 80 of her classmates and finds that 65% of them like sports. She also finds that 75% of her 64 relatives like sports. How
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MacKenzie surveys 80 of her classmates and finds that 65% of them like sports. She also finds that 75% of her 64 relatives like sports. How many more of her classmates like sports as compared to her relatives? Pls help
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Answer: 4
Step-by-step explanation:
In the question it says: the number of her classmates who like sports:
80 * 65%= 52
The number of her relatives who like sports:
64*75%=48
So, 52 – 48 = 4
Answer:
65%×80=52
(80-52=28) no of classmates who liked sports
75%×64=48
(64-48=16) no of relatives who liked sports
no of classmates who liked sports – no of relatives who liked sports
= 28-16 = 12
Hence, 12 more of her classmates like sports as compared to her relatives