A polling company surveyed a certain country, and it found that 35% of that country’s registered voters had an unfavorable impression of both of that state’s major political parties and that 20% had a favorable impression only of Party A. If one registered voter has a favorable impression of both parties for every two registered voters who have a favorable impression only of Party B, then what percentage of the country’s registered voters have a favorable impression of both parties (assuming that respondents to the poll were given a choice between favorable and unfavorable impressions only)?	Select
A) 15
B) 20
C) 30
D) 35
E) 45
Assume the total pool of registered voters = 100, so 35 of the country’s registered voters had an unfavorable impression of both of that state’s major political parties and 20 had a favorable impression only of Party A   let x = # of voters with a favorable impression of both parties   let 2x = # of voters with a favorable impression only of Party B   so unfavorable A and favorable B # of voters = 2x-x = x   35+x = number of unfavorable A   20+ 35+x = 100   55+x=100   x=45   ANSW45R:45
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A polling company surveyed a certain country, and it found that 35% of that country’s registered voters had an unfavorable impression of both of that state’s major political parties and that 20% had a favorable impression only of Party A. If one registered voter has a favorable impression of both parties for every two registered voters who have a favorable impression only of Party B, then what percentage of the country’s registered voters have a favorable impression of both parties (assuming that respondents to the poll were given a choice between favorable and unfavorable impressions only)?