Last month, a car dealership sold 184 new cars. To determine customer satisfaction, the sales manager asked all of these newcar owners to complete an online survey. Only 32 of them completed the survey, and 24 of them said they were completely satisfied with their purchase. Based on the survey results, how many of all new car owners from last month are not-- - completely satified with their purchase?

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Emery Hancock

Mathematics

9 October, 06:21

Last month, a car dealership sold 184 new cars. To determine customer satisfaction, the sales manager asked all of these newcar owners to complete an online survey. Only 32 of them completed the survey, and 24 of them said they were completely satisfied with their purchase. Based on the survey results, how many of all new car owners from last month are not-- - completely satified with their purchase?

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Jorden Hudson · Answer 1

126 car owners were not completely satisfied with their purchase.

If we add 32 and 24, that would give us 56. This problem represents the total amount of people who gave a review.

Then we would take 184, and subtract it by 56. That would give us 126. The 56 represents the amount of people who didnt exactly give a negative survey result, we still dont know how many gave a negative result, therefore we subtract the amount of people who has already submitted a complete and "positive" survey, to the overall amount of people that has bought a car.