Math, asked by kwardrick11, 1 year ago

Five out of every seven households have cable TV. If 42,000 households in a certain city have a TV, how many do not have cable TV?

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Answered by SushilDhiman
4
12000 people doesn't have cable
because 42000 - 5/7*42000= 42000-30000=12000
Answered by dualadmire
2

The number of households not having cable TV is 16,800.

Given: Five out of every seven households have cable TV. 42,000 households in a certain city have a TV.

To Find: The number of households not having cable TV.

Solution:

Let the total number of households be 'x'.

Fraction of households having cable TV = 5 / 7

So, the number of households having cable TV = 5x / 7

Number of households not having cable TV = x - ( 5x / 7 )

                                                                          = 2x / 7

It is said that the number of households having cable TV is 42000. So, framing an equation with the given information, we get;

          5x / 7 = 42000

      ⇒ x = ( 42000 × 7 ) / 5

      ⇒ x = 58800

So, the number of households not having cable TV = 2x / 7

                                                                                      = ( 2 × 58800 ) / 7

                                                                                      =  16,800

Hence, the number of households not having cable TV is 16,800.

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