a restaurant added some new items to their menu. Of the 45 people that tried the new items, 43 said they liked the changes. If the restauant had 315 customers on the day of the survey, how many liked the changes?

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Layne Hanna

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11 October, 17:53

a restaurant added some new items to their menu. Of the 45 people that tried the new items, 43 said they liked the changes. If the restauant had 315 customers on the day of the survey, how many liked the changes?

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Andrew Wilkins · Answer 1

301 customers liked the changes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Based upon the statistics given here, 43 out of 45 (or 0.956 of all customers) liked the changes. Multiplying the count of all customers (315) by this fraction results in 0.956 (315 customers) = 301.

301 customers liked the changes.