A television rating service found that out of a sample 100 households, 35 were watching an orangetown tv during its time slots. Supposed there are 210,000 households in a marketing region, how many of them would you expect to be watching Orangetown tv?

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12 November, 05:34

A television rating service found that out of a sample 100 households, 35 were watching an orangetown tv during its time slots. Supposed there are 210,000 households in a marketing region, how many of them would you expect to be watching Orangetown tv?

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Yaretzi Quinn · Answer 1

Answer: 73 500 are watching Orange town tv.

Step-by-step explanation: The ratio is 35:100, 35 households are watching Orange town tv in a total of 100 households. So to get the number of households we take the ratio and multiple it by the total of households which is 210 000 then the answer is 73 500 households.