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In a hospital, there are a total of 60 nurses. If 15 of them work the night shift, what is the ratio between the number of nurses working the day shift and the total number of nurses in the hospital?

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Answer to a math question In a hospital, there are a total of 60 nurses. If 15 of them work the night shift, what is the ratio between the number of nurses working the day shift and the total number of nurses in the hospital?

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60-15 = 45 45:60 o 3:4

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