Math, asked by brainlyuser135, 5 months ago

David planted three plants A, B and C of heights 16 cm 8 mm, 10 cm 7 mm and 13 cm respectively. What is the ratio of the heights of the plants A, B and C in the simplest form?

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Answered by ritvik8042

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Answer:

height of plant A = 16cm 8mm

= 160 + 8mm

= 168mm

height of plant B = 10cm 7mm

= 100 + 7mm

= 107mm

height of plant C = 13cm

= 130mm

ratio = 168mm : 107mm : 130mm

= 168 : 107 : 130

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