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the world population is 8 billion prime. 6 out of 14 people like cherries. How many people like cherries. round to nearest cherr

ies. What percentage of the people do not like cherries

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hram777 [196]3 years ago

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Mult. "8 billion" by the fraction (6/14): (6/14)(8 billion) = 3,428,571,429 like cherries. (11/14)*100% do not like cherries.

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