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School A has 216 students and

12 classrooms. School B has 104 students

and 4 classrooms.

Part A: What is the ratio of students to

classrooms at School A?

Part B: What is the ratio of students to

classrooms at School B?

Part C: How many students would have

to transfer from School B to School

A for the ratios of students to

classrooms at both schools to be the

same? Explain your reasoning.

Verified Answer :

Billymkhoi

Part A: 216 students/ 12 classrooms= 18 students: 1 classroom.

Part B: 104 students/ 4 classrooms= 26 students: 1 classroom.

The average ratio of students to classrooms in both school is:
[(18 students: 1 classroom)+ (26 students: 1 classroom)] /2= 22 students: 1 classroom.

26 students - 22 students= 4 students.

There are 4 students who would have to transfer from School B to School A for the ratios of students to classrooms at both schools to be the same, which is 22 students: 1 classroom.

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