A street traffic coordinator records data about the number of vehicles with 4 wheels and the number of vehicles with more than 4 wheels that drive over a bridge. Her data is shown.
• of the 127 trucks that drive over the bridge, 76 have more than 4 wheels.
• Of the 138 non-trucks that drive over the bridge, 120 have 4 wheels
Part A
Organize the data from the street traffic coordinator into the two-way table shown.
4 Wheels More Than 4 Wheels
Total
Trucks
Non-Trucks
Total
Part B
What percentage of vehicles that have 4 wheels are trucks? Round your answer to the nearest whole
percent
%

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