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Talja [164]
2 years ago
5

Eric found that about 62% of 80 classmates at school like hip-hop music. However, 70% of his 60 relatives like hip-hop.

Mathematics
1 answer:
viva [34]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

more classmates like hip-hop

step-by-step explanation:

percentages (%) are out of 100

classmates: 62% of 80 is the same thing as

\frac{62}{100}  \times 80 = 50 \: rounded \: up

relatives: 70% of 60 is the same thing as

\frac{70}{100}  \times 60 = 42

we can clearly see that more classmates like hip-hop

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