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GuDViN [60]
3 years ago
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A local university accepted 2,300 students out of 4,500 applicants for admission. what was the acceptance rate, expressed as a p

ercent? show your work.
Business
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pishuonlain [190]3 years ago
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We are given in this problem the sample space or the total number of respondents or population equal to <span>4,500. We are asked to determine the success rate of the problem. The number of accepted applicants is 2300. hence the success rate is 2300/4500 equal to 51.11%</span>
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Accounts Payable  12000 credit

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Returns&Allowance       1200 credit

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Accounts Payable  15,840 credit

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