Answer :
We are told that $8$ out of every $13$ students are taking Pre-Algebra. This means the fraction of students taking Pre-Algebra is
$$\frac{8}{13}.$$
To determine how many out of the $8000$ students are taking Pre-Algebra, we multiply the fraction by the total number of students:
$$\frac{8}{13} \times 8000.$$
Carrying out the multiplication:
1. First, multiply $8000$ by $8$:
$$8000 \times 8 = 64000.$$
2. Now, divide $64000$ by $13$:
$$\frac{64000}{13} \approx 4923.08.$$
Since we are dealing with whole students, we round the result to the nearest whole number, which gives us:
$$4923.$$
Thus, out of $8000$ students, approximately $4923$ students are taking Pre-Algebra.
$$\frac{8}{13}.$$
To determine how many out of the $8000$ students are taking Pre-Algebra, we multiply the fraction by the total number of students:
$$\frac{8}{13} \times 8000.$$
Carrying out the multiplication:
1. First, multiply $8000$ by $8$:
$$8000 \times 8 = 64000.$$
2. Now, divide $64000$ by $13$:
$$\frac{64000}{13} \approx 4923.08.$$
Since we are dealing with whole students, we round the result to the nearest whole number, which gives us:
$$4923.$$
Thus, out of $8000$ students, approximately $4923$ students are taking Pre-Algebra.
