Mathematics, 11.08.2019 17:10 PatrickHB

In order to determine the best fit undergraduate program, a high school senior researches the majors offered at the universities he is considering for admissions. the internet search reports that arizona state university lists nine of their most popular majors and the percent of the student population enrolled in the programs.
popular majors percent of student body
biology = 8%
business marketing = 20%
communications/journalism = 6%
education = 5%
engineering = 7%
interdisciplinary studies = 6%
psychology = 6%
social sciences = 10%
visual and performing arts = 8%
in the fall semester, % of the student population will be enrolled in a degree program not listed as one of the university’s most popular.
a. 76
b. 24
c. 0

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