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ch4aika [34]
3 years ago
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A prize was awarded to 24 women and 1130 men. a. What fraction of the prize winners were​ women? b. What fraction were​ men?

Mathematics
1 answer:
SpyIntel [72]3 years ago
7 0

A) The fraction of the prize winners were​ women is \frac{12}{577}

B) The fraction of the prize winners were​ men is \frac{565}{577}

<em><u>Solution:</u></em>

Given that, A prize was awarded to 24 women and 1130 men

Therefore, Women + men = 24 + 1130 = 1154

<em><u>A) What fraction of the prize winners were​ women?</u></em>

The fraction of the prize winners were​ women is found by dividing the total women by total men and women

\text{Fraction women } = \frac{\text{Number of women}}{\text{Total men and women}}

Total men and women = 1154

Number of women = 24

Thus, we get,

\text{Fraction women } = \frac{24}{1154}\\\\\text{Reduce to lowest terms }\\\\\text{Fraction women } = \frac{12}{577}

<em><u>b.) What fraction were​ men?</u></em>

The fraction of the prize winners were​ men is found by dividing the total men by total men and women

\text{Fraction women } = \frac{\text{Number of men}}{\text{Total men and women}}

Total men and women = 1154

Number of men = 1130

Thus, we get,

\text{Fraction men } = \frac{1130}{1154}\\\\\text{Reduce to lowest terms }\\\\\text{Fraction men } = \frac{565}{577}

Thus the fractions are found

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