SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!! I've tried this question twice and I just can't seem to get it There are 30 fish in a pond. 9 of the fish are carp. Of the fish that are not carp, 1/3 are sticklebacks and the rest are tench. What is the ratio of carp to sticklebacks to tench in the pond? Give your answer in it's simplest form.

Number of fish that are not carp = Total fish - number of carp fish

Since 1/3 of remaining fish which are not carp are sticklebacks , Number of sticklebacks =

Now ,

Number of tench = Total number of fish - (Number of carp + Number of sticklebacks)

Ratio of carp to sticklebacks to tench in the pond =

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