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In a recent survey, consumers were asked where they did their gift shopping. The following results...

In a recent survey, consumers were asked where they did their gift shopping. The following results were obtained: 1278 shopped at Macy's, 977 shopped at Emporium, 1248 shopped at Nordstrom. 1807 shopped at Emporium or Nordstrom, 2142 shopped at Macy's or Nordstrom, 1962 shopped at Macy's or Emporium, 124 shopped at all three, 264 shopped at neither Macy's nor Emporium nor Nordstrom.

1. What percent of the consumers shopped at more than one store?

2. What percent of the consumers shopped exclusively at Nordstrom?

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