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A survey 50 randomly selected students showed that 38 students by lunch at school and 12 students bring lunch from home each day

about how many of the Schools 524 students by lunch at school each day

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masha68 [24]2 years ago

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12/50=24% of student bring lunch so 24%-524=398 student buy lunch out of 524

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