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kiruha [24]
3 years ago
10

IN THE 2000 UNITED STATES PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, 59.3 MILLION WOMEN VOTED. THAT NUMBER WAS 56% OF THE NUMBER OF THE WOMEN WHO WE

RE OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE. IN THE SAME ELECTION 51.6 MILLION MEN VOTED. THAT NUMBER WAS 57% OF THE NUMBER OF MEN WHO WERE OLD ENOUGHT TO VOTED. HOW MANY MORE WOMEN THEN MEN WERE OLD ENOUGHT TO VOTED IN 2000?
ANSWERS AVALIABLE
A, 0.5 MILLION C, 7.7 MILLION
B,3.8 MILLION D, 15.4 MILLION
Mathematics
1 answer:
katrin [286]3 years ago
8 0
D - 15.4 million. 

59.3m is 56% of 105.89m whereas 51.6m is 57% of 90.52m

105.89 - 90.52 = 15.37
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