Members of the student government are planning a movie night on campus. They have asked a random sample of students which of four movies the students would prefer. Here are the results.
Number of
Students
23
Movie Preferred
Movie A
Movie B
Movie C
25
36
Movie D
66
There are 700 students total on campus.
Based on the above information, how many students on campus would we expect to prefer Movie D? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. Do not
round any intermediate calculations.
1 students
5
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