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A university law school accepts 6 out of every 11 applicants. If the school accepted 564 students, find how many applications th

ey received
The school had applicants

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Elan Coil [88]3 years ago

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I would be 1034 because if you do 6x94 it’s 564 so if you do 11x94 you get the total witch is 1034

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