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There are two types of fish in a lake. These are carp and pike. In a netted area of the lake 120 carp and 16 pike were caught
In the whole lake it is estimated there are 34 000 fish
Zalika estimated that there are 4000 pike in the lake altogether.
How does Zalika work out this estimate.

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