TheCosmicBird
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This math question is stumping me, too:
Tom wants to know which organization (A,B,C,or D) has the largest number of female staff. He knows the number of male staff, and the percentage of female staff for each organization as follows:
A - 289 Male, 49.0300% Female
B - 294 Male, 48.4211% Female
C - 300 Male, 47.6440% Female
D - 302 Male, 46.4539% Female
Using the above, which organization has the largest number of female?
So, I know that the setup is something like "X divided by 289+X" = 49.0300%. (For A). But I'm not clear on how to go about solving for X here.
But yes, any guidance anyone could provide would be sincerely appreciated.
Thank you!
~Cosmic
Tom wants to know which organization (A,B,C,or D) has the largest number of female staff. He knows the number of male staff, and the percentage of female staff for each organization as follows:
A - 289 Male, 49.0300% Female
B - 294 Male, 48.4211% Female
C - 300 Male, 47.6440% Female
D - 302 Male, 46.4539% Female
Using the above, which organization has the largest number of female?
So, I know that the setup is something like "X divided by 289+X" = 49.0300%. (For A). But I'm not clear on how to go about solving for X here.
But yes, any guidance anyone could provide would be sincerely appreciated.
Thank you!
~Cosmic