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Mathematics, 14.07.2019 10:30, rd1369

In a random sample of egg cartons, a supermarket finds that 3 cartons in every 50 cartons contain cracked eggs. if the supermarket receives a shipment of 400 cartons, how many cartons can they expect will contain cracked eggs? a. 24 cartons b. 30 cartons c. 14 cartons

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