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Business Math Word Problem: Out of 9,000 college students surveyed, 540 responded that they do not eat breakfast. What percent of the students do not eat breakfast?
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Okay 9000 = 100% of the students right?
and we want to know the % of 540 out of 9000
540 out of 9000. . . . . sounds like division, no?
do you understand chair46?
will i divide 540 into 9000?
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yes and we'll get .06
and finally we convert into percent form by multiplying it by 100
so we'll get 6%
understand?
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thanks
np!
You can use a proportion to solve this: 9000 is to 100% as 540 is to x% \(\dfrac{9000}{100} = \dfrac{540}{x} \) 9000x = 540*100 9000x = 54000 x = 6 Answer: 6%
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