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Attendance at the big game was only 80% of last years attendance, but that still means 12,000 people showed up. how many people

showed up last year?

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astraxan [27]3 years ago

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12000*100/80=15000 coz 12000 is 80% that's why you divide by 80 and multiply by 100

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