for every 6 girls on the softball team there are 9 boys on the baseball team if there are 50 students on both teams how many are
girls
2 answers:
Key info-there are nine boys for every six girls on the softball team
9/6
9(3)=27. 6(3)18
18+27=45 5 more to go
if there is 50 students on each of the teams
9(5)=45
6(8)=48
As one can see,they both cannot multiply up to 50,but they round up.
Let g = number of girls and b = number of boys, then:-
g + b = 50 ..........(1)
and
for every girl there is 1.5 boys so:-
b = 1.5g...........(2)
Substitute for b in equation (1):-
1.5g + g = 50
2.5g = 50
g = 20
Answer is there are 20 girls
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