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out of the last 50 guests, only one of them break coupon for free admission to the carnival. if there are 1500 guests expected this weekend, how many can we expect will receive free admission? A. 3 B.
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out of the last 50 guests, only one of them break coupon for free admission to the carnival. if there are 1500 guests expected this weekend, how many can we expect will receive free admission? A. 3 B. 30 C. 300 D. 3000

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Out of the last 50 guests, only one of them break coupon for free admission

so ratio is 1 out of 50

for 1500 guests, 1500 x 1/50 = 30 guests

ans is B
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B. 30 because 30 x 50 = 1500 :) Hope I helped!
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