Math, asked by rangishettiharikrish, 4 months ago

7. If 20% of (P + Q) 40% of
(P - Q) then find P: Q​

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Answered by guptaankit2551
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Answer:

P:Q= 1 :2

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Answered by mathdude500
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20\% \: of \: (P + Q) = 40\% \: of \: P  -  Q) \\  =  >  \frac{20}{100} (P + Q) =  \frac{40}{100} (P  -  Q) \\  =  > P + Q = 2(P  -  Q) \\  =  > P + Q = 2P  -  2Q \\  =  >  \: P  =  3Q \\  \frac{P}{Q}  =  \frac{3}{1}  \\  \large\bold\red{ =  >  \: P  :  Q = 3 : 1}

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