AT the local smoothie stand, a survey showed that 2/3 of all people preferred strawberry smoothies...
AT the local smoothie stand, a survey showed that 2/3 of all people preferred strawberry smoothies over the mango smoothies. If 2.400 people responded to the survey, how may prefer the mango smoothies?
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Total number of people responded to the survey = 2,400
Number of people preferred strawberry smoothie = 2,400*2/3 = 1,600
Number of people preferred mango smoothie = 2,400 - 1,600 = 800
Hence, 800 people preferred mango smoothies.
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