The Principal of Forrest Meadows Middle School gave a survey to all of the 6th-grade students to determine what clubs could be added for the next school year. The results showed that of the 320 6th graders, 144 students would be interested in starting a robotics club. What was the percent of 6th grade students who would be interested in starting a robotics club? F 22% G 18% H 45% J 55%

The Principal of Forrest Meadows Middle School gave a survey to all of the 6th-grade students to determine what clubs could be added for the next school year. The results showed that of the 320 6th graders, 144 students would be interested in starting a robotics club. What was the percent of 6th grade students who would be interested in starting a robotics club? F 22% G 18% H 45% J 55%

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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