SOLUTION: three-fourths of the students in Math 200 got a C on the last test, and one-fifth received an A. Suppose 22 more students received C's than received A's. How many students are in
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Question 1114164: three-fourths of the students in Math 200 got a C on the last test, and one-fifth received an A. Suppose 22 more students received C's than received A's. How many students are in the class?
You can put this solution on YOUR website! three-fourths of the students in Math 200 got a C on the last test, and one-fifth received an A. Suppose 22 more students received C's than received A's. How many students are in the class?
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Equations:
(2/3)s = (1/5)s +22
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((10-3)/15))s = 22
(7/15)s = 22
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s = 47.14
Note:: The answer must be a whole number. Please check your post.
Cheers,
Stan H.
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Let x = all the population of the class.
= 0.75x got a C.
= 0.2x got an A.
The difference is 0.75x - 0.2x = 0.55x, or 22.
The equation is 0.55x = 22.
The answer is = 40.
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three-fourths of the students in Math 200 got a C on the last test, and one-fifth received an A. Suppose 22 more students received C's than received A's. How many students are in the class?
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Let number of students in class be S
Then number that received a C = and number that received an A =
We then get:
15S = 4S + 440 ------- Multiplying by LCD, 20
15S – 4S = 440
11S = 440
S, or number of students in class =