Johnson’s Hardware randomly selects 125 of its customers and questions them to determine their overall customer satisfaction rating. The poll indicates 100 were completely satisfied, 15 were satisfied, and 10 were not satisfied at all. What percent of customers were either satisfied or completely satisfied? About how many of the 5000 customers were not satisfied at all?

a. 92%

b. 4425

Step-by-step explanation:

So there are 5000 customers in total, and 100 were completely satisfied, and 15 were satisfied and 10 weren't satisfied a bit. so 100+15 is 115 so 115 people in total were satisfied out of 125 because there were 125, and 115+10 is 125 anyways. So 115/125 is .92, and you can convert that into a percentage, 92% of the 250 customers were satisfied so then 250*5 is 5000, so then just multiply 115 by 5 as well. You get 575. So 575 were satisfied out of the 5000 customers and 5000-575 are the people not satisfied, so 4425.

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