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2 years ago

There are 50students in a class the number of girls are 28,Find the ratio of boys to girls

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Answer: 28: 22

Explanation: The total is 50, but there are 28 boys, so there are 22 students remaining, so those 22 students remaining are girls.

zaharov [31]2 years ago

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Hi I think the answer is: 28/22
Because, if you do 50-28=22
50=number of students in the class
28=the number of girls in the class
22=number of boys in the class
Hopes this helped

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