0. The following table represents the percentages of languages studied by students at a college attended by 5,000 students. How many students took French? 51000-022 Language Spanish French Percent of Students 48% 22% German 19% Mandarin 3% Sign Language 8%

0. The following table represents the percentages of languages studied by students at a college attended by 5,000 students. How many students took French? 51000-022 Language Spanish French Percent of Students 48% 22% German 19% Mandarin 3% Sign Language 8%

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he following table represents the percentages of languages studied by students at a college attended by 5,000
students. How many students took French?
51000-0.22 =
Language
Spanish
Percent of Students
48%
French
22%
German
19%
Mandarin
3%
Sign Language
8%

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