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Yesterday, 20 bakery customers bought muffins and 11 of those customers bought banana muffins. If 100 customers buy muffins tomorrow, how many would you expect to buy a banana muffin?
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Yesterday, 20 bakery customers bought muffins and 11 of those customers bought banana muffins. If 100 customers buy muffins tomorrow, how many would you expect to buy a banana muffin?

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Answer:

55

Explanation:

Make a proportion.

11/20=x/100

20*5=100, 11*5=55

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