People tend to be more Satisfied with election results if their top choices win. for how many, and what percentage, of people was the winning A. their first choice (12 people)
B their second choice (7 people)
C their third choice (3 people)
D their last choice (3 people)
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Our set of data is:

A. their first choice (12 people)

B their second choice (7 people)

C their third choice (3 people)

D their last choice (3 people)

The total number of people is:

12 + 7 + 3 + 3 = 25.

You already know the number of people for each situation, but let's calculate the percentage:

1st choice: The first choice of 12 people winned, and the total number of people is 25.

Now, 25 is our 100%, then 12 is equivalent to x;

Then we have

12*100% = 25*x

x = (12/25)*100% = 48%

This is:

The quotient between

Second choice:

Same reasoning as above, here the percentage is:

(7/25)*100% = 28%

Third choice:

Same reasoning as above, here the percentage is:

(3/25)*100% = 12%

Fourth/Last choice:

Same reasoning as above, here the percentage is:

(3/25)*100% = 12%

hey! so 1 (25) out of 4 (100) is 25 so your answer is 25%. it's like quarters!

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