Question

A Cell phone company found that 20 of their 150 phones were defective in May. If they produced 750 phones in June, how many would expect to be defective.
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Answer 1

150/20=7.5 rounded it 8 so for ever 8 phone 1 defective


750/8=93.75 rounded up = 94 phones

your answer is 94 phones

Answer 2

Answer:

100

Step-by-step explanation:

We can determine the percent of defective phones to non-defective phones by dividing the defective phones by the total phones:

$=20/150=0.1333$

Therefore 13.33% off the phones will be defective. We can calculated the amount of phones out of 750 that will be defective:

$=0.1333\cdot{750}=99.99=100$

100 of the 750 phones could be defective