the ratio of students who voted for corinne is 4:3 if 60 students voted for corinne how many students voted for pam

2 answers:

eduard3 years ago

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Corinne : pam = 4 : 3

To find how many students voted for pam, use the following method
pam = ratio of pam/ratio of corinne × the number of students vote for corinne
pam = 3/4 × 60
pam = 180/4
pam = 45

The number of students voted for pam equals 45

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