The ratio of the number of student in mr. Moore's class compared to the number of student in miss Henry's class is 5:4. The ratio of the number students in miss Henry's class compared to the number of students on mr. Wilson's class is 8:9. What is the ratio of number of students in mr. Moore's class to mr. Wilson's class?

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Stella Mueller

Mathematics

6 January, 04:25

The ratio of the number of student in mr. Moore's class compared to the number of student in miss Henry's class is 5:4. The ratio of the number students in miss Henry's class compared to the number of students on mr. Wilson's class is 8:9. What is the ratio of number of students in mr. Moore's class to mr. Wilson's class?

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Enrique Stokes · Answer 1

10:9

Step-by-step explanation:

First ratio is 5:4. 4 is equal to Henry class

If you múltiply the ratio by 2 you get

10:8, This ratio can be compared because now Henry class has 8

2 (5:4)

10:8

8:9

Meaning that the answer is 10:9