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Narne
Aliya 14900
Period
4
Dave and Buster's
Due: Friday, May 3, 2024
Dave and Buster's is running a promotion that they will give everyone in a school a free hour of play time. The school that has the most people sign up for alerts on the Dave and Buster's app will win the free time.
Saylesville has 364 students and
1//2 of the school signed up. Central has 385 students and
45% of the school signed up. Northern has 510 students and
30% of the school signed up. Lonsdale has 246 students and
2//3 of the school signed up.
Which school won the free hour of play time? Show all of your work to prove your answer. Round your answers to the nearest whole number, if needed.

Narne $\newline$ Aliya $14900$ $\newline$ Period $\newline$ $4$ $\newline$ Dave and Buster's $\newline$ Due: Friday, May $3$ , $2024$ $\newline$ Dave and Buster's is running a promotion that they will give everyone in a school a free hour of play time. The school that has the most people sign up for alerts on the Dave and Buster's app will win the free time. $\newline$ Saylesville has $364$ students and $1 / 2$ of the school signed up. Central has $385$ students and $45 \%$ of the school signed up. Northern has $510$ students and $30 \%$ of the school signed up. Lonsdale has $246$ students and $2 / 3$ of the school signed up. $\newline$ Which school won the free hour of play time? Show all of your work to prove your answer. Round your answers to the nearest whole number, if needed.

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Q. Narne

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Aliya

14900

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Period

\newline

4

\newline

Dave and Buster's

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Due: Friday, May

3

,

2024

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Dave and Buster's is running a promotion that they will give everyone in a school a free hour of play time. The school that has the most people sign up for alerts on the Dave and Buster's app will win the free time.

\newline

Saylesville has

364

students and

1 / 2

of the school signed up. Central has

385

students and

45 \%

of the school signed up. Northern has

510

students and

30 \%

of the school signed up. Lonsdale has

246

students and

2 / 3

of the school signed up.

\newline

Which school won the free hour of play time? Show all of your work to prove your answer. Round your answers to the nearest whole number, if needed.

Calculate Saylesville sign-ups: Calculate the number of students from Saylesville who signed up. Half of $364$ students signed up. $\newline$ Calculation: $364 \times \frac{1}{2} = 182$ students signed up.
Calculate Central sign-ups: Calculate the number of students from Central who signed up. $45\%$ of $385$ students signed up. $\newline$ Calculation: $385 \times 0.45 = 173.25$ , rounded to $173$ students.
Calculate Northern sign-ups: Calculate the number of students from Northern who signed up. $30\%$ of $510$ students signed up. $\newline$ Calculation: $510 \times 0.30 = 153$ students.
Calculate Lonsdale sign-ups: Calculate the number of students from Lonsdale who signed up. Two-thirds of $246$ students signed up. $\newline$ Calculation: $246 \times \frac{2}{3} = 164$ students.
Determine the winner: Compare the numbers to determine the winner. $\newline$ Saylesville: $182$ students $\newline$ Central: $173$ students $\newline$ Northern: $153$ students $\newline$ Lonsdale: $164$ students $\newline$ The school with the most sign-ups is Saylesville.

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