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there were 6000 people at a football match
10% of them left 2 minutes before the...
Mathematics, 11.06.2020 18:57, polarbear3787
Please help!
there were 6000 people at a football match
10% of them left 2 minutes before the end of the game to avoid traffic
50% of the rest left as soon as the match ended
a) how many people in total had left the football match when it ended?
b) what percentage of the original crowd was still there?
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