Sixty-two thousand, one hundred thirty-seven.
Answer:
18%
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 64 students with brown eyes and black hair, and 9 students with blue eyes and black hair. A total of 303 students were surveyed, so to find the percentage you would put the number of students with that trait over the total number of students surveyed. 64/303 = 21.1221%, and 9/303 = 2.9702%. 21.1221 - 2.9702 = 18.1519. When you round that to the nearest whole number, you get 18%. Therefore, the percentage of the sample population with brown eyes and black hair is larger than the percentage of the sample population with blue eyes and black hair by 18%.
