HELPP IF WRONG ILL REPROT A store employee conducted a survey of 590 randomly selected customers. According to the survey, 177 of the customers often use coupons.

How many people would you expect to use a coupon if all 5,000 people in the community visited the store?

Question 7 options:

5,310 people

1,250 people

3,750 people

1,500 people

Solution given

:total n[U]=590

customers using coupon n[C]=177

the percentage of all customers who often use coupons=177/590×100%=30%.

If n[U]=5000

no of customer using coupon be x

we have

30% of 5000=x

x=30/100×5000

x=1500

Eh Stuck on dis I'll Halp chu

Step-by-step explanation:

All you have to do is take what you have a double it an after doing sum harder math you come up to a sum total of 1,500 people which means (D) 1,500 people is the correct one hehe hope i helpe

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step-by-step explanation:

if i put something wrong your not gonna like it so rather not say nothing.