Answer:
it's
2.08
Step-by-step explanation:
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To find Vanilla for ages 8-12, you add up the known amount from each flavor for that age group and subtract it from the total to get... 50 - (25 + 12) = 13
To find Chocolate for ages 13-17, you add up the amount of people know to pick up late and subtract it from the total amount of people who picked chocolate to get... 100 - (35 + 25) = 40
Now that we have that number, we can use it to find the amount of people ages 13-17 who chose Vanilla. To find this you subtract the total amount of people who chose chocolate and strawberry from the total amount of people to get... 80 - (40 + 12) = 28
This should help :)
1570.29 Is what I came up with, though I'm not entirely certain. I just figured I'd give it a shot
Addition: negative four plus negative four plus negative four equals negative twelve
Multiplication: negative four times three equals negative twelve
Division: twelve divided by 3 equals negative four