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The TOTAL NUMBER of students who chose the ZOO is how many times as great as the TOTAL NUMBER of students who chose the PLANETARIUM?CLASS Students who chose the Zoo Students who chose the Museum Students who chose the Planetarium CLASS


Students who chose the Zoo


Students who chose the Museum


Students who chose the Planetarium


A


10


9


8


B


8


11


11


C


12


8


5


D


6


10


8

Verified Answer :

Billymkhoi

Okay I just do part A as an example.

The number of students who chose the zoo, students who chose the museum, and students who chose the planetarium is 10, 9, and 8 respectively.

10 students /8 students= 1.25.

The number of students who chose the zoo is 1.25 times as many as the students who chose the planetarium.

We do the same thing for B, C, and D.

Hope this helps~


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