At a basketball game, 10% of people attending were supporting the home team, while

90% were supporting the visiting team. If 50 people attending the game supported

the home team, what was the total number of people attending the game?

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Sabrina Frye

Mathematics

10 July, 03:05

At a basketball game, 10% of people attending were supporting the home team, while

90% were supporting the visiting team. If 50 people attending the game supported

the home team, what was the total number of people attending the game?

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Lilia Frye · Answer 1

500

Step-by-step explanation:

10% of people were supporting home and it was 50 people. Multiply 50 by 10 and you get 500. So the total number of people attending the game is 500.

Answer-500

At a basketball game, 10% of people attending were supporting the home team, while90% were supporting the visiting team. If 50 people attending the game supportedthe home team, what was the total number of people attending the game?

At a basketball game, 10% of people attending were supporting the home team, while

90% were supporting the visiting team. If 50 people attending the game supported

the home team, what was the total number of people attending the game?