For the students that did well would be 8/14. For the students that did poorly would be 6/14
Well, isn't that just a happy little math problem! If one third of the 21 students are girls, that means two thirds are boys. To find out how many boys are in the class, you can multiply 21 by two thirds, which equals 14 boys. Just imagine all those happy little boys and girls learning together in harmony.
50% of 12 male students = 6 25% of 4 female students = 1 So in total 7 students go for pizza. The probability that a randomly selected student will be female is 1/7 or 14%.
14 of them.
16.24 is what percent of 14:= 16.24 / 14= 1.16Converting decimal to a percentage:1.16 * 100 = 116%
Well, isn't that just a happy little math problem! If one third of the 21 students are girls, that means two thirds are boys. To find out how many boys are in the class, you can multiply 21 by two thirds, which equals 14 boys. Just imagine all those happy little boys and girls learning together in harmony.
14/19
Any number up to & including 14 in the new classes
For the students that did well would be 8/14. For the students that did poorly would be 6/14
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64.29%
84 students and six teachers.Students per teacher = (number of students) / (number of teachers)= 84 / 6= 14
A class containing only 37 students cannot contain 66 freshmen!
14
fourteen students offers physics only.
13:27 There are 13 boys and 27 students (13 boys and 14 girls, 27 students total) in the class, so the ration is 13 to 27. Since this ratio cannot be reduced any further, the answer is simply 13:27.
1/2*16+1/4*16+1/8*16=8+4+2=14