Let the ratio of boys to girls be represented as $\frac{b}{g}$, where $b$ is the number of boys, and $g$ is the number of girls.

Given that there are 62 more girls than boys, we can express this relationship as:

$g = b + 62$

If the ratio of boys to girls is the same, we can write the equation for the ratio as:

$\frac{b}{g} = \frac{b}{b+62}$

At this point, we need more specific information about the ratio to solve for the exact numbers of boys and girls (e.g., the actual ratio, like 2:3). Could you clarify or provide the ratio you're referring to?

Let me know if you need more explanation or want me to go further with this. Here are some related questions:

1. What is a ratio in mathematics?
2. How can ratios help in real-life problems?
3. What happens when the difference between two quantities in a ratio is known?
4. Can you solve this problem with algebraic methods alone?
5. How are proportions related to ratios?

Tip: When working with ratios, try expressing the quantities as algebraic expressions to help set up equations easily.