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If class A has 11 boys and 18 girls, class B has 13 boys and 17 girls, and class C has 20 boys and 9 girls, which class has the biggest ratio(s) of boys to girls?

  1. A
    Class A
  2. B
    Both class A and class B
  3. C
    Class C
  4. D
    Class B

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let's calculate the ratio of boys to girls (
Girls
Boys

) for each class:

For Class A:

Ratio
A

=
18
11

≈0.611
For Class B:

Ratio
B

=
17
13

≈0.765
For Class C:

Ratio
C

=
9
20

≈2.222
Comparing the values, 2.222>0.765>0.611. Thus, Class C has the largest ratio of boys to girls.

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Try it yourself before checking the explanation above.

If class A has 11 boys and 18 girls, class B has 13 boys and 17 girls, and class C has 20 boys and 9 girls, which class has the biggest ratio(s) of boys to girls?
A
Class A
B
Both class A and class B
C
Class C
D
Class B

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