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2 years ago

A local little league has a total of 95 players, of whom 80% are right handed. How many right handed players are there?

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timurjin [86]2 years ago

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100-80=20

95-20=75

75+1=76

the answer is 76 dunno if that's how you're supposed to get the answer but I checked it so :/

edit I did the wrong calculations, but I got the right answer

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