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Elodia [21]
1 year ago
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Students into classrooms participated in an art show to celebrate different cultures. The two way table below shows the types of

art made by the students. What percent of students who made an African mask are in classroom B?
Mathematics
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Aleks [24]1 year ago
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The percent of students who made an African mask are in classroom B is 75%

<h3>How to determine the percent of students who made an African mask are in classroom B?</h3>

The table of values is given as:

                           Class A        Class B          Total

African mask            30                   90                120

Others                     14                   32                  46

Total                       44                  122               166

From the above table of values, we have:

  • Students that made African mask = 120
  • Students in class B that made African mask = 90

The percent of students who made an African mask are in classroom B is calculated as:

Students% = Students in class B that made African mask/Students that made African mask

This gives

Students% = 90/120

Evaluate

Students% = 0.75

Express as percentage

Students% = 75%

Hence, the percent of students who made an African mask are in classroom B is 75%

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<u>Complete question</u>

Students into classrooms participated in an art show to celebrate different cultures. The two way table below shows the types of art made by the students. What percent of students who made an African mask are in classroom B?

                           Class A        Class B          Total

African mask            30                   90                120

Others                     14                   32                  46

Total                       44                  122               166

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