Mathematics, 18.03.2021 17:50, bradleycawley02

There are 5,119 households in Salvador's town. Salvador surveys a random sample
of 20 households from his town.
He finds that more than one language is
spoken in 4 of the households. Based on
the sample, in about how many
households in the town should Salvador
expect more than one language to be
spoken?

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