Help please!! will give medals A confectionary company did a survey among students. It was found that 80 students liked pastries and 30 of those students liked candies also. There were 15 students who did not like pastries but liked candies. There were 5 students who did not like either pastries or candies. Using a two-way table, predict the number of students who would like candies when 200 students participate in the survey. 45 50 90 95
@CGGURUMANJUNATH do you mind helping us out?
um i addedd up all the numbers and got 130 not the extra numbers but i have to subtract sooo
um i got 65 tht may not be right
i'll show my work correct me if i'm wrong
a solution exists!
wow this is really hard
@agent0smith can you help us out???
yeah thats right
oh the extra numbers!!! this is a choice question/bubble in makes it all the more easier
try to mark off numbers as we go
this is an obvious yet not obvious q
i'll start again but do it differently, 30 of the 80 like candy so it may not be 90/95 but then again 200 people did the survey
sour wing i need your help
tell me what you have so far i'm gonna do this the hard way
i got 90
ok that makes since
wait no thats not it!
because 200-130=70 right? but i'm not saying its 70
because you should subtract the 5 that don't like candy but to figure that out i need you to tell me how you did the work
wait i have an idea
hold on
how about you take that 30 from the 130 and subtract/add that later on you could do it like this:200-100=100-5=95
but the 30 would have to be added or -ed
ok
no
yeah cause tht puts us in a corner
45/100 students like candies yes? so if there 200 students, 200*45/100=90 students like candies
yeah he's right!
i think your right! it makes sense
wow if only we had done that before........
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