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The ratio of chaperones to students on a field trip to New York City is 2 to 11. If there are 297 students on the trip, how many chaperones are there?
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The ratio of chaperones to students on a field trip to New York City is 2 to 11. If there are 297 students on the trip, how many chaperones are there?
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297/11 = 27
So we have 27 groups of 11 students. If there are 2 chaperones for every 11 students, then we can do:
27x2=54
There are 54 chaperones on the field trip.
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