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A fraction in reduced form is such that when it is squared and then its numerator is reduced by 33(1/3)% and denominator is reduced to 20%, its result is twice the original fraction. The sum of numerator and denominator is:
A.8
B.13
C.17
D.15

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Answered by Anonymous
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A.8


Let the fraction be x/y.
When fraction is squared its numerator is reduced by 33(1/3) and denominator is reduced by 20%.



According to question, 

(x/y)2 * 33(1/3)%/20% = 2(x/y).
Or, (x/y)2 * (2/3)/(1/5) = 2(x/y).
Or, x/y = 3/5. Sum of numerator and denominator is, 
(x+y) = 3+5
= 8.

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Answered by Anonymous
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A fraction in reduced form is such that when it is squared and then its numerator is reduced by 33(1/3)% and denominator is reduced to 20%, its result is twice the original fraction. The sum of numerator and denominator is:
A.8
B.13
C.17
D.15
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A.8


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