In a fancy dress party of 200 people, 30% of the guests have dressed as animals. 40% of the remaining guests have dressed as birds. 50% of the remaining guests have dressed as clowns. The remaining guests have dressed as plants. How many guests are dressed as plants?
42
This problem involves calculating the number of guests dressed as plants in a party, given percentages for different costume categories (animals, birds, clowns) based on the remaining guests at each step. We need to carefully track the number of remaining guests after each calculation.
The party starts with a total of 200 guests.
First, we determine the number of guests dressed as animals, which is 30% of the total guests.
So, 60 guests are dressed as animals.
Next, we find out how many guests are remaining after accounting for those dressed as animals.
There are 140 guests remaining.
Now, 40% of these remaining guests are dressed as birds.
Therefore, 56 guests are dressed as birds.
We calculate the number of guests still remaining after accounting for those dressed as birds.
Now, 84 guests are remaining.
Next, 50% of the guests remaining after the bird costumes are dressed as clowns.
So, 42 guests are dressed as clowns.
The problem states that the remaining guests after the clowns are dressed as plants. We calculate this final remaining number.
The number of guests dressed as plants is 42.
Here is a summary table showing the breakdown:
| Category | Calculation | Number of Guests |
|---|---|---|
| Total Guests | - | 200 |
| Animals | \(30\%\) of 200 | 60 |
| Remaining (after animals) | \(200 - 60\) | 140 |
| Birds | \(40\%\) of 140 | 56 |
| Remaining (after birds) | \(140 - 56\) | 84 |
| Clowns | \(50\%\) of 84 | 42 |
| Remaining (Plants) | \(84 - 42\) | 42 |
Based on the step-by-step calculations, the number of guests dressed as plants is 42.
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