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1 answer:

Paraphin [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

A) 53

B) 53%

C) 37%

D) 63%

E) Yes.

Step-by-step explanation:

A) 53 people did not get headaches at all.

B) To solve for the percentage of participants that reported they did not get a migraine headache, you will need to divide out of the TOTAL number of people:

53/100= .53 --> Convert to percentage--> .53×100 = 53%.

C) To find this value, you will need to divide out of the amount of people that took MEDICINE and got a headache:

22/60≈0.367--> Convert to percentage --> 0.367×100≈37%

D) This percentage will be found out of who did NOT take the medicine:

25/40= 0.625 --> Convert to percentage --> 0.625×100≈63%

E) The medicine did help prevent migraine headaches because the percentage that got <u>migraines with the medicine is lower</u> than the percentage that got <u>migraines WITHOUT the medicine.</u>

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