Question

A cafeteria manager needs to know how many apples and bananas to to order. He asked students to choose either an apple or a banana as their preferred fruit. The survey results know that of the students who responded, 3/5 picked apples. If 45 students picked apples, how many picked bananas?

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

3/4 of total = 45

therefore, 1/4 took bananas

the ones taking bananas are 3 times less than those who took apples.

so we get 45/3 = 15 people picking bananas