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Mathematics, 23.08.2019 04:00 smelcher3900

1.there were 4 adults and 12 children on the bus. what was the ratio of adults to children
2.there are 20 chickens and 2 roosters in the chicken coop. what is the ratio of roosters to chickens?
3.there were 25 scouts and 5 scout leaders on the camping trip. what is the ratio of scouts to scout leaders?
4.88 homes in 100 have a video player.
5.12 out of 15 people live in the city or suburbs.
6.30 homes out of 100 do not have a personal computer.
7.there are 8 boys for every 6 girls in a class.
8.a car travels 676 miles in 13 hours.
9.a water pump moves 42 gallons in 7 minutes.
10.there are 12 boys and 8 girls in the class. what is the ratio of boys to the girls in class?
a. 3/2
b. 4/3
c. 22/25
d. 52/1
e. 3/10
f. 1/3
g. 1/10
h. 4/5
i. 6/1
j. 5/1

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