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Mathematics, 19.06.2020 05:57 iixyloa
On average, 24% of customers who buy shoes in a particular store buy two or more pairs. One weekend, 350 customers purchased shoes. How many can be predicted to buy two or more pairs? If 107 customers buy more than two pairs, did more customers than normal buy two or more pairs?
It is predicted that
customers bought two or more pairs out of 350 customers. There were customers than normal who bought two or ___ pairs.
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