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fiasKO [112]
3 years ago
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Of the films Empty Set Studios released last year, 60% were comedies and the rest were horror films. 75% of the comedies were pr

ofitable, but 75% of the horror moves were unprofitable. If the studio made a total of 40 films, and broke even on none of them, how many of their films were profitable?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Alborosie3 years ago
4 0

Answer: There are 22.5 films were profitable.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Number of total films = 40

Percentage of comedies = 60%

Number of comedies is given by

0.6\times 40\\\\=24

Percentage of horror films = 40%

Number of horror films is given by

0.4\times 40\\\\=16

Percentage of comedies were profitable = 75%

Number of profitable comedies is given by

0.75\times 24=18

Percentage of horror were unprofitable = 75%

Percentage of horror were profitable = 25%

Number of profitable horror films is given by

0.25\times 18\\\\=4.5

So, Total number of profitable films were

18+4.5=22.5

Hence, there are 22.5 films were profitable.

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