30 chaperones and the ratio of chaperones to students is 1 to 4, how many people are there?

If there are 30 chaperones going on a sixth grade field trip, and the ratio of chaperones to students is 1 to 4, then how many people were going on the field trip? Make a table to solve the problem.

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peepel=4*30=120 students

add in 30 adults & yu hav 150 peepl (folks)
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