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dexar [7]
1 year ago
13

Doug mcdougal is whipping up 72 different snacks for his 12th annual blooper bowl bash he invited 138 guess but only 16 are comi

ng that doesn’t bother dog he still makes 100 bowls of nacho dip he makes twice as many bowls of chili how many guests are coming to the party
Mathematics
1 answer:
Anna71 [15]1 year ago
6 0

The number of guests coming to Doug McDougal party can be calculated to be 23 people.

<h3>What number of people are coming?</h3>

Doug invited 138 guests and out of this, only 1/6 will be coming.

The number of people coming is therefore:

= Number invited x Proportion coming

Solving gives:

= 138 x 1/6

= 23 people

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