Mathematics, 06.09.2019 03:20 Rusven

Asurvey of one class at pioneer middle school found that 20 out of 30 students would spend $12 for a school t-shirt. use this information for excercises 7 and 8.
7.) multiple choice suppose there are 600 students in the school. based on the survey, how many students do you predict would spend $12 fo a school t-shirt?
8.) multiple choice suppose there are 450 students in the school. based on the survey, how many students do you predict would spend $12 for a school t-shirt?

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