Suppose a town has 75 voters who can vote in an election. If the ratio of voters who do not vote to voters who do vote is 2:3, how many voters in the town vote in the election?

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Suppose a town has 75 voters who can vote in an election. If the ratio of voters who do not vote to voters who do vote is 2:3, how many voters in the town vote in the election?

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Answer:

50/75

Explanation:

3x25=75

2x25=50

you are converting the fraction from 2/3 to 50/75

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Azkar Moulana answered Jan 26, 2021

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