Question

In the US, 1 person out of every 250 has worked in the fast food industry, and 6 out of every 15,000 have management experience in fast food. What percentage of workers with fast food experience has also served as managers?

Answer 1

a) 1 person out of every 250 has worked in the fast food industry, that is:

1/250 = 60/15,000

b) And 6 out of every 15,000 have management experience, that is:
 6/15,000

Compare a) to b and you will notice b) represents 10% 

Answer 2

The percentage of workers with fast food experience who have also served as managers is 10%.

We have in US 1 person out of every 250 has worked in the fast food industry, and 6 out of every 15,000 have management experience in fast food.

We have to find out what percentage of workers with fast food experience has also served as managers.

In a class test ' x ' number of students passed. However, ' y ' number of students passed with A grade. If the class consists of ' n ' number of students, then find out the percentage of students who failed.

The percentage of students who failed -

$\frac{n-(x+y)}{n} \times100$

For every group of 250 peoples -> 1 person has worked for fast food industry.

For every group of 1 people -> $(\frac{1}{250} )^{th}$ persons have worked for fast food industry

For every group of 15000 peoples -> $\frac{1}{250} \times15000 =60$ persons have worked for fast food industry.

It is mentioned that 6 out of every 15,000 have management experience in fast food.

According to question -

Let the percentage of persons with both the experiences be x. Then -

x = $\frac{6}{60}\times100 = 10%$%

Hence, the percentage of workers with fast food experience who have also served as managers is 10%.

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