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There are 156 sixth graders and 7 sixth grade teachers.There are 120 fifth graders and 5 fifth grade teachers.Which grade has lower student to teacher ratio
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There are 156 sixth graders and 7 sixth grade teachers.There are 120 fifth graders and 5 fifth grade teachers.Which grade has lower student to teacher ratio
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Ratio:
Students: teachers
7th Grade
156 : 7
156 ÷ 7 = 22.2857142857
5th Grade
120 : 5
120 ÷ 5 = 24
Note: 24 is bigger than 22.2857142857.
We can clearly see that 7th grade has the lowest student to teacher ratio.
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Fifth grade has 24 students per each teacher.
Sixth grade has about 23 students per teacher.
Sixth grade is lower.
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