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Gelneren [198K]
3 years ago
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there are 148 juniors and 272 seniors attending prom this year. if there must be three chaperones per 60 students, how many chap

erones are needed
Mathematics
1 answer:
valkas [14]3 years ago
3 0

21 chaperones are needed for 420 students.

Step-by-step explanation:

No. of juniors = 148

No. of seniors = 272

Total = 148+272 = 420 students

3 chaperones = 60 students

1 chaperone = \frac{60}{3}=20\ students

Ratio of chaperon to students = 1:20

Let,

x be the number of chaperons for 420 students.

Ration of chaperones to students = x:420

Using proportion

Ratio of chaperones to students :: Ratio of chaperons to students

1:20::x:420

Product of mean = Product of extreme

20*x=420*1\\20x=420\\

Dividing both sides by 20

\frac{20x}{20}=\frac{420}{20}\\x=21

21 chaperones are needed for 420 students.

Keywords: ratio, proportion

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