To analyze the statements correctly, we'll first clarify the information given:
If 10% of the students at Park Junior High equals 160 students, we can determine the total number of students in the school.
We can set up the equation based on the percentage:
0.10 * total number of students = 160
To find the total number of students, we can rearrange the formula:
total number of students = 160 / 0.10 = 1,600
Now, let’s evaluate each statement based on our calculation:
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There are 250 students in the school. - Incorrect (total is 1,600)
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The total number of students is < 160. - Incorrect (total is 1,600)
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The total number of students is > 160. - Correct (1,600 is greater than 160)
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The percent as a part-to-whole ratio is 160/100. - Incorrect (This would suggest that 160 is a part of 100, which is not the correct interpretation)
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The percent as a part-to-whole ratio is 10/100. - Correct (10% can be represented as the ratio of 10 out of 100)
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There are 1,600 students in the school. - Correct (calculated total is 1,600)
Now, selecting the three correct statements:
- The total number of students is > 160.
- The percent as a part-to-whole ratio is 10/100.
- There are 1,600 students in the school.
So the correct selections are:
- The total number of students is > 160.
- The percent as a part-to-whole ratio is 10/100.
- There are 1,600 students in the school.