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6) In Jim’s school, there are 3 girls for every 2 boys. There are 800 students in total. Using this information, how many students are girls? A. 260 B. 320 C. 480 D. 390

6) In Jim’s school, there are 3 girls for every 2 boys. There are 800 students in total. Using this information, how many students are girls? A. 260 B. 320 C. 480 D. 390
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6) In Jim’s school, there are 3 girls for every 2 boys. There are 800 students in total. Using this information, how many students are girls?

A. 260


B. 320


C. 480


D. 390

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User Agershun
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Answer:

C) 480

Explanation:

Ratio:


\sf (3)/(5)*800 = 3 * 160

= 480

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