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A research company found that 11% of the people that they called agreed to participate in a survey. If the company called 200 people, how many would be expected to participate i…

A research company found that 11% of the people that they called agreed to participate in a survey. If the company called 200 people, how many would be expected to participate i…
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A research company found that 11% of the people that they called agreed to participate in a survey. If the company called 200 people, how many would be expected to participate in the survey?

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Probably 22 people.

Explanation:

11*2=22

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