Mathematics, 12.03.2022 14:00 gwen8605
A vendor is thinking about changing the number of sweatshirts he brings to
an event. To make sure he doesn't run out, he plans to bring more of the size
most likely to be sold.
The table shows the number of sweatshirts of each size sold at the vendor's
last event and the number he had for sale.
Sold
Number for
sale
Small
184
216
Medium
210
302
Large
215
252
X-Large
99
108
Which size should he bring more of?
A. Medium
B. Small
C. X-Large
D. Large
Answers: 2
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