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A company is giving gifts to its employees. Employees can choose a gift card, hat, or candy. The table shows the gift chosen by 150 employees. Type of Gift Number of Employees
Gift Card
90

Hat
10

Candy
50

Based on this data, about how many employees will choose a gift card if there are 600 employees choosing gifts?

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Answer:

360 Employees

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of employees who chose gift card / Number of total employees

= 90 / 150

Now, we have to figure out in x / 600 when the x represents the number of employees choosing gift card when there are 600 employees in total.

90 / 150, x / 600

-> cross multiply

54,000 = 150x

Therefore 360 = x.

another way:

(multiply the total number of employees in both ratios) 600 / 150 = 4

Now we multiply 4 by 90 (number of employees choosing gift card)

4*90 = 360

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