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The problem in the image asks: 

*There are 3,600 students at our school. If 47% of them are female, how many female students are there at our school?*

### Solution:
To find the number of female students, you can calculate 47% of 3,600.

\[
\text{Number of female students} = 0.47 \times 3600
\]

\[
\text{Number of female students} = 1692
\]

So, there are **1,692 female students** at the school.

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### Follow-up questions:
1. How many male students are there if 53% are male?
2. What if 40% of the students were female instead of 47%?
3. How many students would be female if the total number of students increased to 4,000?
4. What percentage of students would be male if there were 1,800 female students?
5. How would the number of female students change if the percentage increased to 50%?

### Tip:
When calculating percentages, multiplying the total by the decimal form of the percentage (like 0.47 for 47%) is the fastest way to get the answer.

There are 3,600 students at our school. If 47% of them are female, how many female students are there at our school?

Learn how to calculate the number of female students in a school of 3,600 students, where 47% of the students are female. This problem uses percentage concepts and basic arithmetic suitable for students in Grades 5-7.

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