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RANDOM STUDENTS WERE SURVEYED TO DETERMINE WHICH SNACKS SHOULD BE OFFERED AT THE SCHOOL'S MOVIE NIGHT. DRAG THE PROPORTION AND SOLUTION THAT BEST REFLECTS THE TABLE BELOW. 34 400 50 A 40 What percentage of students surveyed selected churros or candy as their snack of choice? 50 400 POP Corm 16 50 100 VOTES 34 10 50 T00 B. There are 400 students at school who will be attending the movie night. Using this sample, about how many students can be expected to order popcorn? 32 272 There are 400 students who plan to attend the movie night. Using this sample, about how many students can be expected to NOT order candy? 320 12 DRAG THESE Manerering He Has LLC, 201 ATION INFERENCES * POPCORN CHURROS 6. CANDY EEEE

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RANDOM STUDENTS WERE SURVEYED TO DETERMINE WHICH SNACKS
SHOULD BE OFFERED AT THE SCHOOL'S MOVIE NIGHT. DRAG THE
PROPORTION AND SOLUTION THAT BEST REFLECTS THE TABLE BELOW.
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What percentage of students
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movie night. Using this sample,
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There are 400 students
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how many students can be
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