anna asked 75 students whether they prefer to buy popcorn or candy when they go to the movie theater. this…

anna asked 75 students whether they prefer to buy popcorn or candy when they go to the movie theater. this table shows the results. complete the table. how many more students prefer to buy popcorn than prefer to buy candy?

anna asked 75 students whether they prefer to buy popcorn or candy when they go to the movie theater. this table shows the results. complete the table. how many more students prefer to buy popcorn than prefer to buy candy?

Answer

Explanation:

Step1: Find number of boys who prefer popcorn

We know total students who prefer popcorn is 41 and girls who prefer popcorn is 18. So number of boys who prefer popcorn is $41 - 18=23$.

Step2: Find number of girls who prefer candy

Total number of girls is 30 and number of girls who prefer popcorn is 18. So number of girls who prefer candy is $30 - 18 = 12$.

Step3: Find total number of students who prefer candy

Number of boys who prefer candy is 22 and number of girls who prefer candy is 12. So total number of students who prefer candy is $22+12 = 34$.

Step4: Find total number of boys

Number of boys who prefer popcorn is 23 and number of boys who prefer candy is 22. So total number of boys is $23 + 22=45$.

Step5: Find difference between students who prefer popcorn and candy

Number of students who prefer popcorn is 41 and number of students who prefer candy is 34. The difference is $41-34 = 7$.

Answer:

Popcorn Candy Total
Boys 23 22 45
Girls 18 12 30
Total 41 34 75
7