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Likurg_2 [28]
3 years ago
13

On Friday there were 8 snowboarders for every 3 skiers at Slovak ski resort. On Saturday the ratio of the number of snowboarders

to the number of skiers was 4:7 there were 168 snowboarders at the ski resort on Friday there were the same number of people at the ski resort on Saturday as there were on Friday how many more skiers were there than snowboarders at the ski resort on Saturday
Mathematics
1 answer:
atroni [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

There are 46 more skiers than snowboarder

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

Ratio of Snowboarders to Skiers

On Friday:

Ratio = 8 : 3

On Saturday:

Ratio = 4 : 7

Population = 168

Required

Determine the difference in the number of skiers and snowboarders on Saturday

On Saturday, we have

Ratio = 4 : 7

Calculate Total

Total = 4 + 7

Total = 11

Calculate the number of skiers

Skiers = \frac{7}{11} * 168

Skiers = \frac{1176}{11}

Skiers = 107 (Approximated)

Calculate the number of snowboarders

Snowboarders = \frac{4}{11} * 168

Snowboarders = \frac{672}{11}

Snowboarders = 61 (Approximated)

Calculate the difference

Difference = 107 - 61

Difference = 46

<em>Hence, there are 46 more skiers than snowboarder</em>

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