Suppose you survey 120 people in your neighborhood and ask them if they own a dog or not, and 83 people said that they do own a dog. If there are 10,000 people in your town, how many of them are likely to own dogs?

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29 November, 14:47

Suppose you survey 120 people in your neighborhood and ask them if they own a dog or not, and 83 people said that they do own a dog. If there are 10,000 people in your town, how many of them are likely to own dogs?

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Emilee Chen · Answer 1

i think the answer will be 37 people own dogs

Step-by-step explanation:

some important information is that there are a total of 10,000 people in the town. if you survey 120people which 83 say yes to a dog so you have to subtract the amount of people you surveyed which was 120 people - the 83 people who said yes.