In a fifth-grade class at a school, there are two teachers and 25 students. Part A: Suppose that in the rest of the school, there is an identical teacher-to-student ratio. What are two possible numbers of teachers and students at the entire school? Part B: Suppose that five new students join the fifth-grade class. How will that change the teacher to student ratio? Explain why your answer is correct.

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