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The ratio of 7th graders to 8th graders in a club is 8 to 3. If there are fifteen more 7th graders than 8th graders, find the number of students represented in each grade
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The ratio of 7th graders to 8th graders in a club is 8 to 3. If there are fifteen more 7th graders than 8th graders, find the number of students represented in each grade

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23 to 3

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you add 15 to the seventh graders because its fifteen more seventh graders

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