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Fractions of an Amount

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Question 47
(a).

There are 924 people in a theatre.

383 of the people are men.

356 of the people are women.

25\displaystyle \frac{2}{5}52​ of the children are boys.

Work out how many children are in the theatre.

[1]
(b).

Hence work out how many girls are in the theatre.

[2]
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