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The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that out of every milk drinkers drink skim milk. If a storeowner orders gallons of milk, how many should be skim? Round the answer to the nearest gallon. To supply all of the skim milk drinkers, out of the gallons of milk ordered, gallons were skim milk.

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Answer:

The value is
s = 12 \ gallons

Explanation:

From the question we are told that

The number of milk drinkers considered is
m = 100

The number of skim milk drinkers
n = 50

The gallons of milk supplied is q = 23 gallons

Generally the proportion of skim milk drinkers is mathematically represented as


p = (n)/(m)


p = 0.5

Generally the gallons of milk order that is skim milk is mathematically represented as


s = 0.5 * 23

=>
s = 12 \ gallons

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