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Suppose that 800 fans were surveyed about their favorite sporting event. If 680 fans say they spent most of their time watching football, how many fans out of 1400 can be expected to say they watch football.

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1190 fans because 680 is .85 of 800, so you multiply 1400 by .85.

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