Moorelloyd
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- Aug 5, 2016
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In room A, there are one hundred people. 13 of which are Negroes. 13 out of 100...
In room B, there are 13 Negroes. In order to make this statement true:
"out of 13 percent of the entire black population". We have 13 Negroes which is the entire population and you want 13% of that...
That would mean you have 1.69 negroes in room B.
The number of Negroes in room A does NOT equal the number of Negroes in room B!
In room B, there are 13 Negroes. In order to make this statement true:
"out of 13 percent of the entire black population". We have 13 Negroes which is the entire population and you want 13% of that...
That would mean you have 1.69 negroes in room B.
The number of Negroes in room A does NOT equal the number of Negroes in room B!
