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In a company 60% of the workers are men is 880 women work for the company how many workers are there in all

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I will do my best to answer this question due to the gramatical errors made making it difficult to read and understand.
assuming that the 880 is the number of women employed that makes up 40% of the company employees
880+ (880*1.5) = 2200 employees total

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