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If Mr. Jones served 85 hot dogs to 50 people the proportion of hot dogs is:
[tex]\frac{85}{50}\text{ hot dogs/person}[/tex]If he expects 68 people at the fall picnic, the amount of hot dogs he will need is the number of people multiplied by this proportion:
[tex]\text{hot dogs = 68p }\cdot\frac{85}{50}\text{ hot dogs/p}[/tex]Answer
The proportion that could be used to find how many hot dogs Mr. Jones will need for the fall picnic is 85/50
He will need 115.6 hot dogs (since the number of hot dogs is a whole number, He will have to buy 116 hot dogs)
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