3 years ago

The table shows the number if votes for the new school mascot. What percent of the students chose a mascot other than Tigers?

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eduard3 years ago

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The total votes are 50. If you are finding out the percentage of students that did not choose the Tigers, you would subtract the Tigers votes from the total. 50-14 =36. 36/50 would equal .72, turn that into a percent and you have 72% of students not voting for Tigers.

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