Answer:
Grades 6 and 8
Step-by-step explanation:
If the relationship of girls to boys in two different grades are proportional, <u>they must have the same ratio</u>. To tackle this problem, we can find the <u>ratios</u> of genders in each grade and compare them.
Step 1, finding ratios:
Finding ratios is just like <u>simplifying fractions</u>. We will reduce the numbers by their<u> greatest common factors</u>.




<u>Can't be simplified!</u>
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Step 2:
Notice how grades 6 and 8 both had a ratio of 3:4. We can conclude that these two grades have a proportional relationship between girls and boys.
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X= 50
Replace the x with the given number.
Y= 50-20
Y= 30
Answer:
13
Step-by-step explanation:
351 divided by 27 = 13
Answer:
The quotient is
answer (D)
Step-by-step explanation:
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In division with fractions we reverse the fraction after division sign and change division sign to multiplication sine
× 
× 

C.
because a, b, and d aren't porportional
but c x is divided by 2