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a. What must be added to each term of the ratio 2:5 so that it may become equal to 5:6?

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Answered by golok9881

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Answer:

13

Answer: The required number is 13 which is added to each term of ratio 2:5 so that it may become equal to 5:6.

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Answered by baijumathew75

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Answer:

13

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