A consumer analysis indicates that between 32 and 54 of 810 visitors at the mall make purchases. Which of the following percentage of all visitors is the highest amount of possible visitors who do not make purchases at the mall?
Q. A consumer analysis indicates that between 32 and 54 of 810 visitors at the mall make purchases. Which of the following percentage of all visitors is the highest amount of possible visitors who do not make purchases at the mall?
Find Lowest Percentage: First, we need to find the lowest percentage of visitors who make purchases, as this will give us the highest percentage of visitors who do not make purchases.The range given is between 32 and 54 of the visitors. To find the lowest percentage of visitors who make purchases, we calculate the percentage for 32 of the visitors.Percentage calculation: (32)×100%
Calculate Purchases Percentage: Now, let's perform the calculation for the percentage of visitors who make purchases. (32)×100%=66.67%
Find Highest Non-Purchasing Percentage: To find the highest percentage of visitors who do not make purchases, we subtract the lowest percentage of visitors who make purchases from 100%. Highest percentage of non-purchasing visitors = 100%−66.67%
Perform Subtraction: Perform the subtraction to find the highest percentage of visitors who do not make purchases. 100%−66.67%=33.33%
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