Suppose the probability of selecting a customer at Wendy's who prefers Chicken Sandwiches instead of hamburgers is 30%. Out of 80 customers, how many can you expect to get a chicken sandwich?

Answer 1

Out of 80 customers, you can expect 30% of them to prefer chicken sandwiches.

Expected number of customers who prefer chicken sandwiches = 0.30 * 80 = 24

Therefore, you can expect 24 customers out of 80 to prefer chicken sandwiches.