An online clothing store sells different color t-shirts. The colors chosen for the last 1,000 orders are shown in the table below. Color Frequency Red 643 Blue 119 Green 238 Based on the last 1,000 orders, about how many t-shirts out of the next 100 will be blue or green?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Out of 1000 orders,

Blue = 119

Green = 238

So, that would be:

119 + 238 = 357

So, blue or green is 357 out of 1000, which is 357/1000 = 0.357 or 35.7%

Now,

If it goes like this, the next batch of 100 shirts would have 35.7% of them to be blue or green.

0.357 * 100 = 35.7

We are expected to find about 35.7 shirts that are either blue or green.

Rounding down, we will surely get 35 shirts of blue or green color.

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