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compare the given ratio 7:9 and 2:5

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Answered by anitasingh37844

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Answer:

7:9 and 2:5

7/9 and 2/5 (L.C.M. of 9 and 5 is 45)

so, we make both the fractions like.

35/45 and 18/45

now, we will compare both the fractions.

35/45 > 18/45

therefore, the bigger ratio is 7:9.

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