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The table given below shows the number of students joining in 6 different universities

Universities Students
A 275
B 215
C 350
D 250
E 450
F 170

What is the ratio of number of students joining in university A to the number of student joining in university F?

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  1. 17 : 39
  2. 51 : 37
  3. 34 : 51
  4. 55 : 34

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Option 4 : 55 : 34
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The ratio of the number of students joining university A to the number of students joining university F

⇒ 275 : 170 = 55 : 34

∴ The ratio of the number of students joining university A to the number of students joining university F is 55 : 34.

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