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In a class, number of boys is more than number of girls by 12% of total strength, What is the ratio of boys to girls ?

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In a class, number of boys is more than number of girls by 12% of total strength, What is the ratio of boys to girls ?
posted Oct 14, 2014 by Karan Joglekar

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