Mathematics, 08.05.2021 01:10, AnxiousKid
Marcus has three random samples of the same size from a population of 700 people. In one sample, 53% of people have a library card. In another, 51% of
people have a library card. In the third, 43% have a library card. Based on the three samples, how many people with a library card should he expect are in
the population?
please help i have a limited time
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