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A pre-election survey showed that 3 out of every 5 citizens would vote in an election. At this rate, how many people would be expected to vote if there are 16,000 citizens in a …

A pre-election survey showed that 3 out of every 5 citizens would vote in an election. At this rate, how many people would be expected to vote if there are 16,000 citizens in a …
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A pre-election survey showed that 3 out of every 5 citizens would vote in an election. At this rate, how many people would be expected to vote if there are 16,000 citizens in a city? 2,600 people

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9600 people would vote.

Explanation:

3/5 = .6

16,000 * .6 = 9600

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