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An organization asked 500 students, selected at random from high schools across the United States, whether they want fast food served in school cafeterias. The survey found that 79% of the students agreed that fast food should be introduced, 10% disagreed, and the rest had no view on this matter.

Based on this data, of the 500 students want fast food served at the school cafeteria, and students have no view on this matter.

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Answer:

Based on this data, 395 of the 500 students want fast food served at the school cafeteria, and 55 students have no view on this matter.

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Answer:

A. 395.

B. 55.

Explanation:

A. We have been given that a survey found that 79% of the students agreed that fast food should be introduced.

To find the number of students, who want fast food served at the school cafeteria, we need to find 79% of 500.


\text{Students who want fast food served at the school cafeteria}=(79)/(100)* 500


\text{Students who want fast food served at the school cafeteria}=0.79* 500


\text{Students who want fast food served at the school cafeteria}=395

Therefore, 395 students of the 500 students want fast food served at the school cafeteria.

B. To find the students have no view on this matter, we will find 11% of 500 as 100%-(79%+10%)=11%.


\text{Students who have no view on this matter}=(11)/(100)* 500


\text{Students who have no view on this matter}=0.11* 500


\text{Students who have no view on this matter}=55

Therefore, 55 students have no view on this matter.

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