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The residents of a city voted on whether to raise property taxes. The ratio of yes votes to no votes was 5 to 7. If there were 5383 no votes, what was the total number of votes?
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The residents of a city voted on whether to raise property taxes. The ratio of yes votes to no votes was 5 to 7. If there were 5383 no votes, what was the total
number of votes?
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Answer:
The total of votes were 9228
Explanation:
The
ratio of yes votes (Y) to no votes (N) were 5/7,
which means that
.
If there were 5383 no votes
N=5383
. Then, taking the previous expression, we get
. From this equivalence we can
clear Y (yes votes)
,
. Then, the
yes votes were equal to 3845
.
To confirm that the yes votes are well calculated, tou can check that
, which is actually the case.
Finally, the
total number of votes is the sum of yes and no votes
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