Math, asked by shantelnyongesa, 10 months ago

After increasing the number of animals in a farm in the ratio 5 is to 2, there were 140 animals in the farm. What was the increase

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Answered by johnukunda

8

Answer: 84

Step-by-step explanation: let the initial number of animals be x

Therefore

5/2=140/×

x=140X2/5

x=56

140-56=84 ans

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