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valentina_108 [34]
3 years ago
5

10% of the passengers on a fly with us airlines flight are in first class. If there are 40 passengers in first class, how many t

otal passengers are on the flight
Mathematics
1 answer:
MissTica3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

400 passengers

Step-by-step explanation:

To solve the problem, a proportion would be best!

First, let's set up the left side of the proportion. Percents, when used in parts, are always part of 100%, making 100% a whole. We'll use both 10% and 100% as our first fraction, which should look something like this:

\frac{10p}{100w} (with <em>p </em>standing for <em>part </em>and <em>w</em> standing for the <em>whole</em>)

Next, let's set up the right side of our proportion. We'll use the 40 for our part and x for our whole since that is the number we are solving for. The proportion should now look like this:

\frac{10p}{100w} = \frac{40p}{x}

To solve, just cross multiply and divide! Multiply 40 by 100 to give you 4,000. Next, divide 4,000 by the remaining 10 to give you a final answer of 400. If 40 passengers on the flight are in first class, then there are 400 total passengers. Hope this helps!

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