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Elanso [62]
3 years ago
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The school band sold T-shirts to raise money for an upcoming trip. The band sold 400 T-shirts on Saturday. On Sunday, it will se

ll 30 percent of that amount. Which statements are true about the number of T-shirts that the band will sell on Sunday?
Check all that apply.
A)The answer will be less than 400 because 30 is less than 100.
B)The answer will be greater than 400 because 30 percent is greater than 100.
C)(100)(4) = 400, so 30(4) is the number of T-shirts the band will sell on Sunday.
D)400 + 30 is the number of T-shirts the band will sell on Sunday.
E)The band will sell 430 T-shirts on Sunday.
F)The band will sell 120 T-shirts on Sunday.

multi choice question plz help
Mathematics
2 answers:
dolphi86 [110]3 years ago
8 0
Hello!

Answer:
A. The answer will be less than 400 because 30 is less than 100.
C. (100)(4) = 400, so 30(4) is the number of T-shirts the band will sell on Sunday.
F. The band will sell 120 T-shirts on Sunday.
Step-by-step explanation:
A. Its true that if 30 is less than 100 then the shirts will be lesser than 400 because suppose it was 100 instead of 30 then 100/100 * 400 = 400 and as we know 400 is not lesser than 400 so the statement is true that answer will be lesser than 40 as 30 is lesser than 100
C. This statement is also true because 30(4) is the number of thirts
F.If the band is going to sell 30% of the tshirts of the amount of tshirts sold on saturday then they sold 30% of 400
30/100*400 = 30*4
                    = 120
son4ous [18]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The answer is A. C, and F i took a test and i got it right on edgnuity sis  hope this helps

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