A club has 800 members. 100 of the members were randomly picked and were asked if the dues should be raised. 6 of the members said that dues should be raised. Based on these results, about how many members in the club would be expected to say that dues should be raised?

About 48 members would be expected to say that dues be raised

Step-by-step explanation:

Here, we shall be using a case of a representative sampling to determine the actual.

Out of the 100 selected members, 6 said the dues should be raised;

This represents a percentage of 6/100 = 6%

So out of the 800, the expected number of members that would ask for a dues raising will be;

6/100 * 800 = 48

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