14. The circle graph shows the results of an employment survey of 800
people. How many of the people surveyed were employed full time? *
Employment Survey
Retired
10%
Unemployed
5%
Part-Time
25%
Full-Time
60%
A. 80 people
B. 200 people
C. 320 people
D. 480 people

480 people were unemployed full time

Step-by-step explanation:

First thing to do here is to check the percentage of people that were unemployed full time

Looking at the graph, this is equal to 60%

This means that 60% of the total 800 are unemployed full time

Mathematically, that would be 60/100 * 800 = 480 people

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