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A store manager was trying to figure out how many people did their shopping online compared to doing it in stores. To do this she polled several houses in the nearby neighborhoods. The results are shown below:

Based on the information presented can you infer anything about the number of people who did their shopping online vs. in-store?​

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Based off of this information, it looks like there are more online shoppers than in-store shoppers, more simply because there are 4 arrays that have more online shoppers than in-store shoppers, and 3 arrays that have more in-store shoppers than online shoppers, and 1 array that has an even amount of shoppers. But if you add up the numbers for a total of 160/161, you see there are more in-store shoppers than online shoppers.

So there are more in-store shoppers total.

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