Refer again to the table providing information on classroom capacities and pencil distribution.

1. Determine the number of pencils that would be allocated to a classroom \(F\) with 28 desks by multiplying the number of desks by the ratio of pencils to desks.

2. Determine the number of pencils that would be allocated to a classroom \(F\) with 28 desks by dividing the number of desks by the ratio of desks to pencils.

3. Assuming pencils continued to be distributed in the same manner, if there were another classroom, \(\mathrm{G}\), that received 51 pencils, how many desks would we expect to find in the room?

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Room Number Room Capacity (number of student desks) Number of Pencils B C D E 24 18 32 22 36 27 48 33