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wow

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i know im stupid

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no I mean

I liked the format of this question

anyways

so we got 360 degrees here

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yea

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and the total number of medals won are 90

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360 divided by 90 im guessing

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yup

you get 4

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ye

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now can you explain what can you do with that 4

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times by 132

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wrong

@tidal badger wanna try again or do you want me to explain from the beginning?

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i dont know

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let's do the latter

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o wait

do you put it as a fraction

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you're close

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4\360

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what is that

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i cant put the other slash my keyboards broken

4/360 times by 132 im guessing

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you mean 4/360?

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yes

4/360 times by 132 im guessing

wait what

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yes

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oo yea

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4/360 means 4 being divided into 360 parts
360/4 means 360 being divided into 4 parts

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yes

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do you know about ratios?

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yes

like 4:6

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yup

so let's take help of them

we will calculate the ratio of angle and medals

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132:90

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wrong

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90:132

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ignore 132 for now

we are talking about all the medals

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360:90

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right

now simplify it to shorter values

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4:1

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right

that means 4 degrees = 1 medal

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132 divided by 4

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right, that will give you the no. of silver medals won by Team City Athletics

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right

33

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now we need the ratio of angle and medals of another team

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now the same for teignford

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yup

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360 divided by 140

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right

but use ratios, it'll be simpler

you won't get confused later

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360:140

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yes, now simplify

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18:7

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right

so 18 degrees = 7 medals

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108 divided by 18 is 6

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well

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nvm

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try again

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wait is it 42

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gotcha!

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33<42 so teignford track for A

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proportion is asked

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132 divided by 18

wait no

132 divided by 7

wait idk

132 times 7 then divide it by 18

nvm

18:7

no

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ok calm down

proportion means highest ratio of that specific medal with respect to other medals

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108:360

no

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you don't have to calculate anything in part a

highest proportion = highest distribution = higher angle

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108

108 divide by 7

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what kind of answer is that

they're asking team

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18 times 7

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no

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i give up i cant do this

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for (a)
1st team have higher angle

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108 times 7

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so answer is City Atheletics

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wait its that easy

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for (b) you already calculated no. of silver medals for both teams

just add them and you have your answer

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42 add 33

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because you calculated the no. of silver medals individually, you can also answer (c) part

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yeah, right

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o

75

so a is teignford

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no

City Atheletics - 132 degrees
Teignford - 108 degrees

highest proportion = highest degree

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o right

a) City athletics
b) city athletics = 33
Teignford Track = 42
c) teignford track

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Right

you solved the problem

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thank you so much i was stuck for 3 hours

well cya and thanks

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