A camera company routinely ships cameras that have 4 defective cameras for every 800 cameras shipped. Bradley works at a photo s hop that sells the cameras to consumers. If Bradley sells 200 cameras, how many can Bradley expect to be defective?
2 answers:
The answer is D there will be 1 camera
D. 1 cuz think of it like this 8 divided by 4 = 2 and if that 2 is 200 hundred in every 200 hundred camera there’s 1 defective camera tell me if I’m wrong
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