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What percent of the customers at the book sale spent less than 20 dollars? Show or explain how you got your answer

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To find the percentage of customers who spent less than $20 at the book sale, we need to know the total number of customers and the number of customers who spent less than $20.

Let's assume that there were 100 customers at the book sale. If we know that 60 of these customers spent less than $20, then the percentage of customers who spent less than $20 can be calculated as follows:

Percentage of customers who spent less than $20 = (Number of customers who spent less than $20 / Total number of customers) x 100%

= (60 / 100) x 100%

= 60%

Therefore, 60% of the customers at the book sale spent less than $20.

Note that if we had a different total number of customers or a different number of customers who spent less than $20, the percentage would be different.
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