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there were 260 students enrolled in a school last year and 40 teachers employed by the same school. this year the number of stud

ents increased by 10% but the number of teachers decreased by 5%. find the percentage change of student per teacher ratio of the school

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tatiyna3 years ago

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The percentage change would be 4%

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