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Suppose 11 out of 17 students said they were attending a football game. How many students out of 475 would you expect to attend the football game?
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Suppose 11 out of 17 students said they were attending a football game. How many students out of 475 would you expect to attend the football game?
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We have to basically multiply:
And simplifying that we get
And since there can't be .35 person
So out final answer is
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