At a fruit stall, the price of a pear is the price of an orange. The price of an apple is hall
the price of a pear. What is the ratio of the price of an orange to the price of a pear to the
price of an apple?
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Answer:
2:2:1
Step-by-step explanation:
Let price of apear = price of orange = x
Price of apple = 0.5 x ------> (by question)
Therefore,
price of orange:price of pear:price of apple
x : x : 0.5x
i.e.,
1 : 1 : 0.5
or
2 : 2: 1
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