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4 years ago

Hey there i need some help i would be mor then happy to give brainst

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Marianna [84]4 years ago

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We don't really know because we don't know how many people who don't like baseball play. Let's assume none of them.

Of the 500 people, (48/120) × 500 people like baseball, and 3/5 of those play.

(3/5)(48/120)(500)=120 play baseball.

Answer: 120

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