Me . the ratio of students polled in 6th grade who prefer lemonade to iced tea is 8: 4. if there were 39 students in 6th grade polled, explain how to find the number of students that prefer lemonade and the number of students that prefer iced tea using a ratio table. if you wish, you may upload a copy of your ratio table.

The number of students who prefer lemonade is 26

The number of student who prefer iced tea is 13

Step-by-step explanation:

Given as :

The total number of students in 6th grade = 39

The Ratio of students who prefer lemonade to iced tea = 8:4

Now Let The number of students who prefer lemonade = 8 x

And The number of students who prefer iced tea = 4 x

So, Total number of students = 8 x + 4 x

Or, 8 x + 4 x = 39

Or,   12 x = 39

∴     x =

So, The number of students who prefer lemonade = 8 x = 8 ×    = 26

And The number of students who prefer iced tea = 4 x = 4 ×    = 13

Hence The number of students who prefer lemonade is 26 And The number of student who prefer iced tea is 13 .  Answer

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