1. The University of Hawaii at Manoa is a lot like the University of Colorado at Denver. They are both public, coeducational universities located in the capital city of their state, and they both have student populations of approximately 20,000 students. Since 64% of the students at the University of Hawaii are of Asian or Pacific Island descent, approximately the same number of students at the University of Colorado at Denver are of Asian or Pacific Island descent.

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Cherish Jarvis

Social Studies

23 September, 18:21

1. The University of Hawaii at Manoa is a lot like the University of Colorado at Denver. They are both public, coeducational universities located in the capital city of their state, and they both have student populations of approximately 20,000 students. Since 64% of the students at the University of Hawaii are of Asian or Pacific Island descent, approximately the same number of students at the University of Colorado at Denver are of Asian or Pacific Island descent.

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Barbara Solomon · Answer 1

The answer is: Approximately 12800 students.

Explanation:

Since 64% of the students are of Asian or Pacific Islander descent, among the approximately 20,000 students, they would be: approximately 20,000 x 0.64 = 12800 students, as at the University of Colorado in Denver, approximately, the: 20000 - 12800 = 7200 remaining, approximately, are from another source.

The answer is: Approximately 12800 students.