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Campers Counselors The ratio of campers to counselors at Camp Brady is five to two. As enrollment changes, so too must the numbe

r of counselors. Create a table and equation that the camp directors can use to determine the number of counselors, y, for any number of campers, X.

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larisa86 [58]2 years ago

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For every 5 campers there are 2 counselers

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