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On a youth soccer team, 3 out of 12 players played in previous years. Based on this info, if 180 kids are in youth soccer league

, then how many could be expected to have played the year before?

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Mama L [17]2 years ago

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3 is 25% of 12, so if you apply the same proportion to 180, a quarter of 180 is 45!!

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