Math, asked by mallikatammina, 19 days ago

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A, B and C.
1) 12:9:2
2) 2:9:12
3) 6:3:1
4) 1:3:6
A, B and C invest their capitals in a business. If the ratio of their periods of investments are
2:3:6 and their profits are in the ratio of 4 : 5:6. find the ratio in which the investments are
made by A, B & C

Answers

Answered by sweetymaheshwari226
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Answer:

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Answered by aypy1234
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Answer:

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Then using

Ratio of investments = ratio of proportions

4t1:6t2:9t3=2:3:54t1:6t2:9t3=2:3:5

Taking two first terms of the ratio,

4t16t2=23=>t1t2=11=994t16t2=23=>t1t2=11=99

= > t1:t2=9:9t1:t2=9:9

Taking last two terms of the ratio,

6t29t3=35=t2t3=9106t29t3=35=t2t3=910

= > t2:t3=9:10t2:t3=9:10

So t1:t2:t3=9:9:10t1

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