The results of a poll indicate that between 46% and 52% of consumers prefer drink a to drink b.

The poll selected 1500 randomly selected consumers.

What is the interval for the number of consumers who are likely to drink a to drink b, in the form (lower limit, upper limit).

Question

The results of a poll indicate that between 46% and 52% of consumers prefer drink a to drink b.

The poll selected 1500 randomly selected consumers.

What is the interval for the number of consumers who are likely to drink a to drink b, in the form (lower limit, upper limit).

ben00 · Answer

Maybe you should try divide?

holsteremission · Answer

$$\big(46\%\text{ of }1500,\,52\%\text{ of }1500\big)=\cdots$$