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Mathematics, 12.12.2020 15:50 cxttiemsp021

Sole the following problems by setting up a proportion, then solving by cross multiplying. if possible, set up the proportion as a single step proportion for the problem. a group of students voted for their favorite sport. one out of eight students preferred baseball. The rest of the students preferred soccer. if there were a total of 40 students voting , how many students preferred soccer?

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