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3 years ago

In a dass of 32 students there are 11 males. Find the ratio of males to females

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Levart [38]3 years ago

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$\huge{\boxed{11:21}}$

First, find the number of females in the class. $32-11=21$

Then, just write the ratio. $\text{11 males:21 females}=\boxed{11:21}$

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