The number of fiction books in the library is equal to 16
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Given the ratio of fiction to nonfiction books in a classroom, the library is 2 to 3, and then the total ratio of both books will be 2+3 = 5. If there are 24 books non-fiction books in the library, to get the number of fiction books that are there we will follow the following steps.
First, we will calculate the total number of books in the shelf;
3/5 x Total number of books = total non fiction books
3/5 * Total number of books = 24
3*Total number of books = 5*24
3*Total number of books = 120
Total number of books = 120/3
Total number of books = 40
Therefore there are 40 total books on the shelf.
Total number of fiction books = 2/5 * 40
Total number of fiction books = 2* 8
Total number of fiction books = 16 books
Hence there are 16 fiction books on the shelf.
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