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For a school project, Max must design a survey. For his survey he plans to randomly select families and gather information about all the children in each of those families. He must have at least 20 children in his sample. The number of children per family in the U.S. is given in the table below. How many families should Max expect to survey to reach at least 20 children? (treat “5 or more” as 5.)

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