A retail store sent out a promotional offer to 300 former customers and 700 potential customers. What percent of the total number of people who received the promotional offer gave a favorable response? (1) The store received a favorable response from 30 percent of the former customers. (2) The store received a favorable response from 20 percent of the potential customers.

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A retail store sent out a promotional offer to 300 former customers and 700 potential customers. What percent of the total number of people who received the promotional offer gave a favorable response? (1) The store received a favorable response from 30 percent of the former customers. (2) The store received a favorable response from 20 percent of the potential customers.






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