Answer:
Nice! Uhh... What am I supposed to do with this info?
In this question there is a small trick that needs to be understood. Basically the ratio in the question is given as a decimal. It can be expressed as a ratio as well.
Ratio of students that voted for winner to the total number of voters = 95:100
The total number of students that voted = 60
Let us assume the common ratio to be = x
then
100x = 60
x = 60/100
= 0.6
Then
The number of votes that the winner got = 95 * 0.6
= 57
So 57 students voted for the winning candidate.
Combine the like terms:
-15 - 19 = -34
6x - 20x = -14x
The answer would be -34-14x or -14x-34
The sum could be greater than 1 but not equal to 1.
67 because 24 isnot 50 yet so you would keep 67 how it is but if it was 50 or more then you would round it up to 68
