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Wholesome Pizza surveyed a random sample of 40 Trinity Food Festival attendees about their favorite type of pizza. Of the attendees surveyed, 21 said that sausage pizza was their favorite type of pizza. There are 1600 Trinity Food Festival attendees. Based on the data, what is the most reasonable estimate for the number of Trinity Food Festival attendees whose favorite type of pizza is sausage pizza? Choose 1 answer: (A) 40 (B) 525 (C) 760 (D) 840

Wholesome Pizza surveyed a random sample of 4040 Trinity Food Festival attendees about their favorite type of pizza. Of the attendees surveyed, 2121 said that sausage pizza was their favorite type of pizza. There are 16001600 Trinity Food Festival attendees.\newlineBased on the data, what is the most reasonable estimate for the number of Trinity Food Festival attendees whose favorite type of pizza is sausage pizza?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) 4040\newline(B) 525525\newline(C) 760760\newline(D) 840840

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Q. Wholesome Pizza surveyed a random sample of 4040 Trinity Food Festival attendees about their favorite type of pizza. Of the attendees surveyed, 2121 said that sausage pizza was their favorite type of pizza. There are 16001600 Trinity Food Festival attendees.\newlineBased on the data, what is the most reasonable estimate for the number of Trinity Food Festival attendees whose favorite type of pizza is sausage pizza?\newlineChoose 11 answer:\newline(A) 4040\newline(B) 525525\newline(C) 760760\newline(D) 840840
  1. Calculate Proportion: Out of 4040 people surveyed, 2121 prefer sausage pizza. To find the proportion, divide 2121 by 4040. \newlineProportion = 2140\frac{21}{40}
  2. Apply Proportion to Total: Now, apply this proportion to the total number of attendees, which is 16001600. \newlineEstimated number == Proportion ×\times Total attendees \newlineEstimated number =(2140)×1600= \left(\frac{21}{40}\right) \times 1600
  3. Perform Calculation: Perform the calculation to get the estimate.\newlineEstimated number = (2140)×1600=0.525×1600(\frac{21}{40}) \times 1600 = 0.525 \times 1600
  4. Finish Calculation: Finish the calculation to find the estimated number.\newlineEstimated number = 0.525×1600=8400.525 \times 1600 = 840

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