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In a recent year, 19.4% of all registered doctors were female. If there were 52,500 female registered doctors that year, what was

the total number of registered doctors?

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Answer: 10,185 registered female doctors.

Step-by-step explanation: We basically want to find how many females were doctors, if 19.4% of the 52,500 females were registered doctors. Basically we want to find 19.4% of 52,500. We will write an equation that works to solve this problem.

19.4/100 = x/52,500 (This equation represents that 19.4% out of 100% is x out of the 52,500 registered doctors.) Solve for x.

19.4/100 x 52,500 = x/52,500 x 52,500.

(19.4 x 52,500 = 1,018,500/100 = 10,185. And, x/52,500 x 52,500 = x.

10,185 = x.

So, 19.4% of all registered doctors would be 10,185 females out of 52,500 females.

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