Math, asked by sonowalparthana28, 6 months ago

16. If 3A = 5B and 4B = 6C, then A: C equals how much?

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Answered by jagatpaljagat3844

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Answer:

5:2

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Answered by ravinder268

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3A=5B 4B=6C

A/B=5/3 B/C=6/4

B=3A/5

SUBSTITUTE IN THE OTHER ONE

3A/5C=6/4

A/C=5/2

A:C=5:2

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