Graham’s soccer team sold subscriptions to four magazines as a fundraiser. the two-way table below describes the subscriptions sold.

magazine subscriptions sold

1-year
subscriptions
2-year
subscriptions
teen charm
40
12
myself
36
20
tech monthly
22
22
true sports
22
26

which statements are supported by the data in the table? check all that apply.

*a total of 120 magazine subscriptions were sold.
*fifty percent of the people who subscribed to tech monthly bought a 1-year subscription.
*twenty-six percent of all the magazine subscriptions sold were for teen charm.
*of all the magazine subscriptions sold, 66 2/3% were 2-year subscriptions.
*more subscriptions were sold to true sports than any other magazine.

*Fifty percent of the people who subscribed to Tech Monthly bought a 1-year subscription.

*Twenty-six percent of all the magazine subscriptions sold were for Teen Charm.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to examine each statement against the data provided in the data table to see if it's a supported statement or no.

*A total of 120 magazine subscriptions were sold.

FALSE. 200 were sold (adding up all 1-yr and 2-yrs subscriptions)

*Fifty percent of the people who subscribed to Tech Monthly bought a 1-year subscription.

TRUE. 22 bought the 1-yr subscription, and 22 bought the 2-yr subscription

*Twenty-six percent of all the magazine subscriptions sold were for Teen Charm.

TRUE.  total subscriptions were 200 as seen above, and 52 were for Teen Charm... so 52/200 = 26%

*Of all the magazine subscriptions sold, 66 2/3% were 2-year subscriptions.

FALSE.  80 2-yr subscriptions were sold, out of 200... so 80/200 = 40%

*More subscriptions were sold to True Sports than any other magazine.

FALSE  48 subscriptions sold to True Sports... while 52 to Teen Charm.

2/21

step-by-step explanation:

=221

solution by formulas

converting mixed numbers to fractions, our initial equation becomes,

27÷31

applying the fractions formula for division,

=2×17×3

=221