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Re: In 1990 a total of x earthquakes occurred worldwide, some but not all [#permalink]
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In 1990 a total of x earthquakes occurred worldwide, some but not all of which occurred in Asia. If m o f these earthquakes occurred in Asia, which of the following represents the ratio of the number of earthquakes that occurred in Asia to the number that did NOT occur in Asia?

A) x/m
B) m/x
C) m/(x-m)
D) x/(x-m)
E) 1- (m/x)


Since there are m earthquakes that occurred in Asia and there are x earthquakes that occurred worldwide, there are (x - m) earthquakes that occurred outside of Asia. Thus, the ratio of earthquakes that occurred in Asia to those that did not occur in Asia is m/(x - m).

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