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Suppose 86% of 50 people at a law firm like their job. How many people like their job.

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8 0

To find 86% of 50, you do 50*.86 (because .86 is the decimal form of the percentage 86%)

50*.86=43 people

Hope this helps

natita [175]3 years ago

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You would do 50*.86 because percents are out of 100. Multiply and you get 46. Therefore, 46 people like their job! Hope I helped you understand and this proves helpful :)

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