Math, asked by AbhishekA8735, 11 months ago

A line segment of 1 metre length is divided into two parts such that the first part is 2/3 of second part. Find the length of two parts in centimetres.

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Answered by ingle0155

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1M=100cm

From condition

X be the second part

Then first part=2/3x

SO x+2/3x=100cm

3X+2x=3*100

5x=300

x=300/5

X=60

Second part

=60cm

FIrst part=2*60/3cm

=40cm

Answered by drpriyankasingh2021

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