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11% of students had three or more absences.
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Answer:

11%

Explanation:

The full circle graph represents 100% of the given population. All populations are given except for "three or more." Adding all percentages of each population should add up to 100%.

No absences (none): 23%

One absence: 45%

Two absences: 21%

Three more absences: unknown.

Let the variable x represent the unknown population.

23% + 45% + 21% + x = 100%

Combine like terms.

89% + x = 100%

Subtract 89% from both sides.

x = 11%

To put it more simply, subtract all the percentages from 100% to get the percent of the missing population. 100 - 23 - 45 - 21 = 11

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