Question

To find the number of Black, non-Hispanic students in a public school with 1,000 students, we first need to calculate the percentage of Black, non-Hispanic students based on the pie chart data.

Black, non-Hispanic students make up 17% of the total demographic distribution.

Percentage of Black, non-Hispanic students:
17/100 * 1000 = 170

Therefore, in a public school with 1,000 students, we can expect 170 to be Black, non-Hispanic.

how did u get this answer

I got the answer by first finding the percentage of Black, non-Hispanic students in the demographic distribution provided in the pie chart.

The pie chart shows that Black, non-Hispanic students make up 17% of the total demographic distribution in public schools.

To find the number of Black, non-Hispanic students in a public school with 1,000 students, we then calculated 17% of 1,000 by multiplying 17/100 by 1,000.

This gave us the number 170, which represents the expected number of Black, non-Hispanic students in a public school with 1,000 students based on the demographic distribution shown in the pie chart.

ok so are u sure

Yes, I am confident in the calculation and the answer provided. Based on the information given in the pie chart, the percentage breakdown of demographics in public schools in the United States, and the total number of students in the specific public school (1,000 students), the calculation shows that there would be approximately 170 Black, non-Hispanic students in that particular public school.