Asked by Rem

at the 6th grade school dance, there are 132 boys, 89 girls, and 14 adults.

A. write a ratio of number of boys to girls.

b. write the same ration using another form (A:B vs A to B)

c. write the ratio of number of boys to number of adults.

d. write the same ratio using another form.

This is what I put but not sure it is correct.

A. 132:189
B. 132 +89
c. 132 to 14
d. 132:14
Answered by Ms. Sue
C and d are right.

A. and B are wrong.

Answered by Rem
not sure how to do a and b?
Answered by Ms. Sue
A. Where did you get 189?

B. Why did you use a + sign?

Answered by Rem
it should be 132:89 my bad

and 132 to 89?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Now you're right. :-)
Answered by Rem
oh ok and I don't know where I got 189 from LOL :) thanks for all your help
Answered by Ms. Sue
You're very welcome. :-)

Answered by Joshua
What is the answer for the first part
Answered by Connie
What about the work?
Answered by Alvie
132/89 divide 11/11=12/8
Answered by damaly
At the sixth grade school dance there are 132 boys,89 girls, and 14 adult write the same ratio using another form.
Answered by Brooklynn
I got the Same thing
Answered by Irene , Aphmau , Natalie (Group)
Do you know how to make a really good essay on ratios
Answered by melina
what is the answer on number a i got 132:89 is that correct?
Answered by abigail
I don't understand this I am in the 6 th grade and it is really hard help me
Answered by No
No
Answered by brazy
i dont understand this bc im in 6 grade an my thing is they should have a teacher in here that help you like if you gone have a website no what
you doing like come on now.

Answered by jeremiah
I don't know if im right but I did the math then looked it up and I got almost the same answer so when my teacher grades it I hope I get an A+ :)
Answered by Anonymous
What is the answer. I'm confused
Answered by ximena
help me i do not under stand
Answered by Alex
How do u explain the answer?
Answered by Me
My math teacher made me do this question
this was pretty easy
Answered by Anonymous
Write the same ratio using another form (A:B vs. A to B).



Type your answer either in the format:



3:4 with no spaces,



OR in the format 3 to 4.

Answered by Luke
This is confusing. Hey I am in 5th grade. I don't know why I am doing 6th grade work.
Answered by Luke
Does anyone know the answers?!
Answered by anonymous
Read the scenario and write the ratio three ways.

There are 5 boys to every 13 girl students in the class.
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