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An advertising company conducted a survey to determine how often people of different ages shopped online. The table shows the da

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ohaa [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Teens who use online shopping sometimes = 6

total number of people who use online shopping sometimes = 20

total percentage of teens using online shopping sometimes = 6/20*100 => 30%

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