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Sonja [21]
3 years ago
11

A cinema has three screens last Saturday there were 500 visitors 40% went to screen 1 ,25% went to screen 2 the rest went to scr

een 3 work out how many visitors attended each screen
Mathematics
1 answer:
ratelena [41]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

200 visitors went to screen 1.

125 visitors went to screen 2.

175 visitors went to screen 3.

Step-by-step explanation:

We will find number of visitors who went to screen 1 by finding 40% of 500 as we are told that 40% of 500 visitors went to screen 1.

500*\frac{40}{100} =5*40=200

Therefore, 200 visitors went to screen 1.

Now we will find number of visitors who went to screen 2. We are told that 25% of 500 visitors went to screen 2.

500*\frac{25}{100} =5*25=125

Therefore, 125 visitors went to screen 2.

Now we will find the number of visitors who went to screen 3 by subtracting combined number of visitors who went to screen 1 and screen 2 from total number of visitors.

500-(200+125)

500-325=175

Therefore, 175 visitors went to screen 3.


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