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16:1. if there are 2,000 students enrolled how many teachers must be employed to maintain this ratio

16:1. if there are 2,000 students enrolled how many teachers must be employed to maintain this ratio
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16:1. if there are 2,000 students enrolled how many teachers must be employed to maintain this ratio

User Dshefman
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125 teachers

2000/x = 16

Therefore x = 2000/16

= 125 teachers.

To Verify

2000/125 = 16

User Satinder Singh
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You would divide 2,000 by 16 to get C) 125.
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