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1 year ago

A school event requires at least 3 parents for every 10 kids. How many parents for 50 kids?

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padilas [110]1 year ago

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For 50 kids, the number of parents that would be required would be 15 parents.

<h3>How many parents for 50 kids? </h3>

The first step is to determine the number of parents needed for 1 kid:

1 kid required 3/10 parents

Now, multiply that ratio by 50: 3/10 x 50 = 15 parents

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