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PLEASE HELP! ALSO PLEASE EXPLAIN IT One in every 9 people in a town vote for party A. All others vote for party B. How many people vote for party B in a town of 810?
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how do you set up this equation?
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One in every 9 people in a town vote for party A. All others vote for party B. Therefore, 8 in every 9 people vote for B, or 8/9. Multiply 8/9 by the number of people, 810.
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