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At this weekend’s football game, 15 out of the first 50 people who entered the field were not wearing hats. If this sample is re

presentative of the 250 people attending the game, about how many of them will probably NOT be wearing hats?

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Alborosie2 years ago

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250/50=5
5x15=75
75 people out of 250 will NOT be wearing hats

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