Apple sent a survey to some of their customers. Some people were sent the survey but did not finish it. What is the fewest numbe
r of people that could of been given the the survey if exactly 93.6% of people completed it? Hint: How could we determine if only one person could have completed it? Can we have partial people complete the survey?
since it's exactly 93.6%, it means it must be more than 100people as it can't be 93.6people/100people as a person cannot be less than 1. the lowest possible number of people therefore can only be 117/125people as when converted to a fraction, 93.6% = 93.6/100 but no decimals are allowed in fractions so 936/1000 and when reduced/simplified, we get 117/125 hence the answer is 117.
Topic: percentage-fraction conversion
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