Out of 32 students in a class 5 said they ride their bikes to school based on these results predict how many of the 800 students in the school ride their bikes to school

Make a proportion.(an equation that shows that two ratios[in fraction form] are equal) If 5 out of 32 kids ride their bikes (5/32), what out of 800 ride their bikes(?/100)? 5/32 and ?/800 are the ratios in your proportion. It's going to be set up like this:

5 ? =
32 800

Now you you have to find the missing info (represented by the question mark) by cross multiplying. In order to do that, you can either 1. multiply 5 by 800 and divide that answer by 32 or 2. divide 5 by 32 (5÷32) and multiply that answer by 80. For questions like this, setting up proportions are the best way to go. Good Luck!

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