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The answer for this question cause i dont get it
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The answer for this question cause i dont get it

The answer for this question cause i dont get it-example-1
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The answer is 60. To solve this question, you simply take the number of students, or 360, and divide it by the number of students needed per each parent, or 6. 
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the ratio adults to students is 1:6
Multiply both sides by 60 so that the right side is 360 and it is
60:360
Therefore there needs to be 60 adults which is option D

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