Mathematics, 17.02.2021 23:10, hollyawescott

Mr. Kim asked his students whether they prefer to go to a museum or the zoo for a field trip. He found that 35% of the students prefer to go to a museum, 45% prefer to go to the zoo, and the rest have no preference. What is the ratio (in simplest form) of students who have no preference to the students who prefer to go to the museum?

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