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Two hundred twenty-five(225) 6th graders were asked to name their favorite cafeteria lunch. 135 named pizza as their favorite. If an additional 1,000 sixth graders were asked, how many would be expected
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Two hundred twenty-five(225) 6th graders were asked to name their favorite cafeteria lunch. 135 named pizza as their favorite. If an additional 1,000 sixth graders were asked, how many would be expected to choose pizza? Need help now its.TIMED!!

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Answer:

11

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User Hannes Ach
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Step by step explanation:
First: do you want to subtract 225 and 135 and you get 90 (225-135=90)
2nd: now you want to add 90 and 1000 and get 1,090
3rd: divide 1090 by 2 and you get 545
4th: then add 20 to 545 and you get 565
Answer:565

Hope this helps:)
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