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If there are 3 girls to every 7 boys at school, how many girls would there be if there are 42 boys at school?
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If there are 3 girls to every 7 boys at school, how many girls would there be if there are

42 boys at school?

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Answer:

3/7 = x/42

x = 18

so 18 girls to every 42 boys

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