Math, asked by 8bharshadjadhav, 5 months ago

a=kb ( k is constant ) a=160 , b=16 . Find the value of k .

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Answered by varshinimopada

0

Answer:

10

Step-by-step explanation:

because a=kb

substitute value of a and b in the equation a=kb

we get 160=k16

160/16=k

10=k

Answered by thealluarjun

1

Answer

144

Step-by-step explanation:

a=kb

So, a-b=k

160 - 16=144

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