To find the number of female athletes in the entire population, you can set up a proportion:
Female athletes in sample / Total students in sample = Female athletes in entire population / Total students in entire population.
170 / 250 = x / 3020.
Solving for x gives us:
x = (170 * 3020) / 250
x = 2054.
Therefore, in the entire population of 3020 students, there should be 2054 female athletes.
Halls High School has a student population of 3020. In a sample of 250 students, 170 of there were female athletes. How many students in the entire population should be female athletes? Dhd
170
2054
2700
320
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