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What is the ratio of students who prefer peanuts to the total number of students
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What is the ratio of students who prefer peanuts to the total number of students

What is the ratio of students who prefer peanuts to the total number of students-example-1
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We need to remember that a ratio is a fraction comparing two quantities.

We have 9 + 5 + 1 + 4 = 19 students.

And those ones who like peanuts are 5. Then, the ratio is:

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