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The table below shows the preferences of 86 members of the National High Honor Society at Mosley High School.

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irinina [24]3 years ago

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The correct answer is C) No, the percentage of students who prefer sports is higher than the percentage of students who prefer movies.

28/86 students prefer movies; 28/86 = 0.3256 = 32.56%
37/86 students prefer sports; 37/86 = 0.4302 = 43.02%

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