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Reptile [31]
3 years ago
9

For field trips, Stewart Middle School has parents chaperone groups of students. They always keep the same ratio of parents to s

tudents. There were 15 parents and 75 students on the aquarium field trip. Only 25 students are going on the museum field trip.
How many parents will go on the museum field trip?
parents
Mathematics
1 answer:
horrorfan [7]3 years ago
6 0

There'll be 5 parents that'll go to the museum

Let the number of parents that will go to the museum be represented by x.

Based on the information given, the equation to use will be:

15/75 = x/25

Cross multiply

75 × x = 15 × 25

75x = 375

Divide both side by 75

75x/75 = 375/75

x = 5

Therefore, there'll be 5 parents that'll go to the museum.

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