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0.0357
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We have the following important data:
- One in 10 middle-aged men is very active, and the rest are classified as sedentary.
- Men who were very active (burning about 3,500 calories daily) were a third as likely to develop diabetes.
- From point 1) we can say that the relation between very active and sedentary men is 1 to 9. That is, for each very active man there are 9 sedentary men.
- From point two we can say that, if we had the same number of sedentary and very active men, then there would be 3 times more sedentary men with diabetes than very active men with diabetes.
But we do not have the same number of sedentary and very active men. There are 9 times more sedentary than very active. Therefore, there would be 9*3=27 times more sedentary men with diabetes than very active men with diabetes.
In conclusion, the probability that a middle-aged man with diabetes is very active is 
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Emily is going to spend $285
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You need to multiply 475.00 by 0.60 to get 285 spent on Emily's new purse.