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Answer:25

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User Mohammad Fazeli
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Answer:

25 visitors who will buy exactly one costume.

Explanation:

Let's look at the information that we have already:

353 visitors that purchased nothing

118 visitors that purchased one costume

8 visitors that purchased more than 1

So, in total on that day, he had 353 + 118 + 8 = 479 visitors.

Out of those 479 visitors, 118 of them purchased something.

Lets find the percent of visitors that purchased something.

118/479 = 0.246, which is 24.6 percent

So, if he is expecting 100 visitors next week, we can just find 24.6 % of 100.

That is the same as 100 * 0.246

Which is: 24.6 visitors who will buy exactly one costume.

HOWEVER, we need to round that value to the nearest whole number, which is 25 visitors who will buy exactly one costume.

I hope this helped!

~~~Harsha~~~

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