Hey there,for the shared question (2nd question only),can someone type/write the step? I know how to find the answer but I’m not sure how exactly the steps are to be written.Thanks :)
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Given :-
In a computer lab , there are 3 computers for every 6 students
To Find :-
How many computers will be needed for 24 students ?
Solution :-
I will here use concept of ratio and proportions . When two things/quantities are in proportion , their respective ratios are always equal
- If two quantities are in ratio . Say a , b and the ratio is a : b . So , a : b is equal to a/b
- If two ratio are in proportion say a : b : : c : d Then , a/b = c/d
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Let us assume that ;
- No. of computers required for 24 students = x
Now as 3 computers needed for 6 students and x computers needed for 24 students . So in proportion it will written as ;
Furthermore , can written as ;
On cross multiplication ;
Henceforth , 12 students will be their for 24 computers :D
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Given,
In a computer lab, for every 6 students there are 3 computers.
i.e.,
- 6 Students = 3 Computers
- 1 Student = 3/6 Computers
- 1 Student = 1/2 Computer
Number of computer for 24 Student :
- 1 Student = 1/2 Computer
Then,
- 24 Students = 1/2 × 24 Computers
- Therefore, = 12 Computers
Hence, 12 Computers will be needed for 24 Students.
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