\times 50 = 32 \text{ successes}
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- Thus, the maximum possible yield is \(\boxed{172}\).
- Question: A UX researcher analyzes click-through rates and finds that the success rate from 50 test users is 64%. After 10 additional users, the overall success rate becomes 66%. How many of the new 10 users clicked through?
- Initially, 64% of 50 users succeeded:
- Let \( x \) be the number of successes among the 10 new users.
- Total users now: \( 50 + 10 = 60 \)
- Total successes: \( 32 + x \)
