Question

There are 8 volunteers during the weekday and only 5 volunteers on the

weekend. How many volunteers do you have on Monday and Saturday?
If you have 10 people who need help from the volunteers on Monday,
how many will not get helped if the ratio of volunteers to the person
needing help is 1:1? Show how you got your answer.​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

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Answer 2

Monday is a weekday, with which there would be 8 volunteers.

In turn, Saturday is a weekend day, with which there would be 5 volunteers.

2 people will not be helped if the ratio of volunteers to the person needing help is 1:1.

Explanation:

Given that there are 8 volunteers during the weekday and only 5 volunteers on the weekend, to determine how many volunteers do you have on Monday and Saturday the following logical reasoning must be carried out:

Monday is a weekday, with which there would be 8 volunteers.

In turn, Saturday is a weekend day, with which there would be 5 volunteers.

In turn, if you have 10 people who need help from the volunteers on Monday, to determine how many will not get helped if the ratio of volunteers to the person needing help is 1: 1 the following logical reasoning must be carried out:

10: 8

1: 1

10 - 8 = 2

Thus, 2 people will not be helped if the ratio of volunteers to the person needing help is 1:1.