Question

In Miss Alison's class, 13 students wear glasses and 9 do not. What is the ratio of students who do not wear glasses to the number of students who wear glasses?

A.9 to 13
B.9 to 22
C.13 to 9
D.13 to 22​

Answer 1

In Miss Alison's class, there are 13 students who wear glasses and 9 students who do not wear glasses.

To find the ratio of students who do not wear glasses to the number of students who wear glasses, we need to divide the number of students who do not wear glasses by the number of students who wear glasses.

Therefore, the correct ratio is 9 to 13, which is represented by option A.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

A. 9 to 13

Explanation:

Given:

Number of students who do not wear glasses: 9

Number of students who wear glasses: 13

Ratio of students who do not wear glasses to the number of students who wear glasses:

`\sf ( 9 )/(13) =\textsf{ 9 to 13 }`

So, the answer is:

A. 9 to 13