use the table to answer the question. what is the part-to-part ratio for the 6th grade averages from 100-90 to 89-80 written using a colon? ratios and percents unit test
As an AI language model, I don't have access to specific tables or test questions. However, I can provide you with a general explanation of how to determine the part-to-part ratio using a table.
To find the part-to-part ratio for the 6th grade averages from 100-90 to 89-80, you would need to examine the table and identify the number of students falling within each range.
For example, if you have a table that shows the number of students who scored within each range as follows:
Range | Number of Students
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100-90 | 20
89-80 | 15
In this case, the part-to-part ratio between the 6th grade averages from 100-90 to 89-80 can be represented as 20:15. This means that for every 20 students who scored between 100-90, there are 15 students who scored between 89-80.
Remember to adapt this explanation to the specific table or information provided in your test.
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To determine the part-to-part ratio for the 6th-grade averages, we need to reference the table. However, since I cannot see the table, I won't be able to provide the exact answer. Nevertheless, I can explain how to find the part-to-part ratio using the information in the table.
1. Look for the column that represents the grade ranges from 100-90 to 89-80.
2. Identify the number of data points (students' averages) within this range.
3. Find another column that represents a different grade range with the same number of data points as in step 2.
4. Identify the number of data points within this range.
5. The part-to-part ratio is then written as "x : y," where x represents the number of data points in the grade range from 100-90 to 89-80, and y represents the number of data points in the other grade range.
By following these steps and referring to the table provided, you can determine the part-to-part ratio for the 6th-grade averages.