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The table given below shows the number of boys and girls in a school in 6 years.

Years

Boys

Girls

A

80

70

B

60

50

C

120

100

D

100

140

E

160

40
F 90 80

What is the ratio of number of boys in year A and C together to the number of girls in year E and F together?

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  1. 7 : 2
  2. 7 : 3
  3. 5 : 3
  4. 5 : 2

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Option 3 : 5 : 3
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Given:

Number of boys and girls in a school in 6 years.

Years

Boys

Girls

A

80

70

B

60

50

C

120

100

D

100

140

E

160

40
F 90 80

Calculation:

Number of Boys in the Year A = 80 

Number of Boys in the Year C = 120 

Number of Girls in the Year E = 40

Number of Girls in the Year F = 80

Total number of boys in year A and C together = 80 + 120 = 200

Total number of Girls in year E and F together = 40 + 80 = 120 

Ratio = 200 : 120 = 20 : 12 = 5 : 3

∴ The ratio of number of boys in year A and C together to the number of girls in year E and F together is 5 : 3.

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