10. An employee was conducting a service at the local supermarket. In his survey, he found that 63% of the shoppers intended to purchase produce on their trip. 80% of those shoppers
intended to purchase both fruits and vegetables. What percentage of total shoppers surveyed
intend to purchase only fruits or vegetables (not both)?

To solve this question, we analyze the percentages, and doing this, we get that the percentage of total shoppers surveyed  intend to purchase only fruits or vegetables (not both) is 12.6%.

Percentages:

63% of the shoppers will make a purchase.

Of those, 80% purchase both fruits and vegetables.

Thus, 100 - 80 = 20% purchase only one.

Percentage of shoppers who purchase only one:

20% of 63%, so:

0.126*100% = 12.6%.

Thus, the percentage of total shoppers surveyed  intend to purchase only fruits or vegetables (not both) is 12.6%.

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imma say 16%. sorry if its wrong. i'm doing the same stuff right now

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