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the ratio of students getting an "A" in math to students getting "B"is 1:2 If 22 students recevied an "A" how many received a "B"?

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Answer:

44 students well receive a "B"

Explanation:

If the ratio is 1:2 where 1 represents students who get an "A" and 2 represents students who get a "B", and we know 22 get an "A" then we multiply that by 2 to get the ratio of people who get "B", or 44. hope this helped!

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