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If 17 out of 30 sixth grade students surveyed have a sibling at CMS then how many of the 300 sixth grade students have a sibling?

If 17 out of 30 sixth grade students surveyed have a sibling at CMS then how many of the 300 sixth grade students have a sibling?
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If 17 out of 30 sixth

grade students surveyed
have a sibling at CMS
then how many of the 300
sixth grade students have
a sibling?

User Tarun Lalwani
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Answer:

170

Explanation:

To get to 300 from 30 you multiply by ten, so you also want to multiply 17 by ten.

User Daniel Richardson
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5 votes

Answer:

170

Explanation:

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