A restaurant manager recorded the number of orders for each of four drinks available. The results are shown in the table.
Water 170
Lemonade 135
Tea 150
Orange juice 145

Work Shown:

Add up the values in the table:

170+135+150+145 = 600

There are 600 orders in total. Of those 600, we have 135+145 = 280 that are for lemonade or for orange juice. This means roughly 280/600 = 0.4667 of all the drinks are either lemonade or orange juice.

Assuming this ratio keeps up, we can multiply 0.4667 with 30 to get

30*0.4667 = 14.001 which rounds to 14

This represents the estimated number of drinks in the next 30 orders that are either lemonade or orange juice.

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