0/10 students, 1/10 students

[pinkie9]

I want to use these in a column in a table.
- 0/10 students
- 1/10 students
Should the "student" be plural (is "s" necessary) when the numerator is 0 or 1?

 

[philo2009]

Of course, since the denominator is plural irrespective of the numerator!

 

[emsr2d2]

I want to use these in a column in a table.
- 0/10 students
- 1/10 students
Should the "student" be plural (is "s" necessary) when the numerator is 0 or 1?

Yes, the noun does not refer to the first number but to the second so it needs to be plural.

1/10 students = One [student] out of every ten students.
0/10 = No student out of every ten students.