In jim's class, 5 times as many students take the bus as those who walk, a total of 24 students walk or take the bushow many more students take the bus than walk the school

4.8 students take bus

not sure if right though

but hope it helps c:

The ratio here is 5:1 (bus kids to walkers). Because of this, we can assume that there are 6 total parts. 24/6 is 4. Therefore, one part is equal to 4. In the ratio, 5 parts of students take the bus (I know that sounds a bit strange but I hope you still follow) and 5*4 is 20. The remainder is 4 so four children walk and 20 take the bus. Because you want to see how MANY more take the bus, this shows that we must use subtraction. 20-4 is equal to 16 so that should be your answer. Let me know if you need me to clarify anything

The answer is A, I figured this out by process of elimination.