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vagabundo [1.1K]
3 years ago
8

The two-way table shows the number of men and women who voted for Candidate A or B.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Doss [256]3 years ago
6 0

We're looking for a percentage of the people who voted for Candidate-A.  So
the first thing we need to know is:  How many people voted for Candidate-A ?

The number of people who voted for Candidate-A is

                      (1,253 men) + (1,921 women)  =  3,174 people .

The question is:  What percent of those people were women ?

Out of the total, 1,921 were women. 
To find percent, you divide the part by the total.

                   1,921 / 3,174  =  0.6052 .

Changed to percent and rounded to the nearest whole one, that's<em>  61% .</em>


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