There are 28 students in Mr. Flynn's class. The ratio of his students who are in the play to those who are not is2:5. how many of Mr. Flynn's students are in the play?

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Sarahi

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29 October, 05:51

There are 28 students in Mr. Flynn's class. The ratio of his students who are in the play to those who are not is2:5. how many of Mr. Flynn's students are in the play?

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Paul Hurley · Answer 1

There are 28 students in Mr. Flynn's class. The ratio of his students who are in the play to those who are not is 2:5. how many of Mr. Flynn's students are in the play?

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Its been a while since i have done ratio's but i think the answer is 10

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