12 girls
There are 12 girls and 6 boys in the class
ratio is 1:2 in other words for every 1 boy there are 2 girls
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The ratio of girls to boys in this scenario is 5:1. This is determined by dividing the number of girls by the number of boys, which gives us 15 girls divided by 3 boys, resulting in a ratio of 5 girls to 1 boy.
Ans: 14 boys & 12 girls. Here's how: Assume x boys. So 26 - x girls. x boys & i rect per boy --- 4x sides; 26 - x girls & i tri per girl --- 3(26 -x) sides Hence, 4x + 3(26 - x) = x + 78 sides in all, and this = 92. So x = 14
There are 12 girls and 6 boys in the class
ratio is 1:2 in other words for every 1 boy there are 2 girls
There would be 6 boy students and 18 girl students in the class.
3 2 girls + 1 boy = 3 3X3=9 so 3 boys
Every thing from video games to girls
Dr. Naismith originally made it for his PE class maybe all boy or mixed gender.
5g = 1b (5 girls for every 1 boy) Xg = 20b (unknown number of girls for every 20 boys.) It looks like the answer is as easy as multiplying 20 by 5, which equals 100. Why? Well if you actually had a bunch of girls and boys together, you would get 20 boys and ask that 5 girls go to each boy. Then imagine in your head how many girls there are around the 20 boys, even if you have to draw a picture.
about 1 boy to every 2 girls XD
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Housework. A boy does it once and realises that its a girls job and then girls do it every day for the rest of their lives!
well if i was a boy it would be every day but i am a girl so every hour
a 33.3333333333333333333% chance because there are 15 people in the class.