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If a university wants to maintain a 1 to 41 ratio between students and teachers how many would be needed to accommodate 896 students?
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∙ 6y ago
Divide 896 by 41 to get the number of classes with 41 students. You will get a number close to 22 instructors. It also depends on if they are full or part time.
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