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Determine if the following are in proportion 24,28,36,48​

Answers

Answered by Batwing
3

Answer:. No, they aren't in proportion,

Step-by-step explanation:

24:28 = 6:7 (4 tables)

36:48 = 6:8 (6 tables)

Answered by IntrovertLeo
6

Given:

Four numbers:-

  • 24
  • 28
  • 36
  • 48

What To Find:

We have to find out whether these numbers are in proportion or not.

How To Find:

Method 1:-

  • Take two pairs or sets consisting of 1st pair ie. 1st and 2nd no. and 2nd pair ie. 3rd and 4th no.
  • First, divide 1st no by 2nd no.
  • Next, divide 3rd no by 4th no.
  • If the answers are the same, then they are in proportion.
  • If the answers are not the same, then they are not in proportion.

Method 2:-

  • Take two pairs or sets consisting of 1st pair ie. 1st and 4th no. and 2nd pair ie. 3rd and 2nd no.
  • First, multiply the 1st and 4th no. (Product of Extremes)
  • Next, multiply the 2nd and 3rd no. (Product of Mean)
  • If the answers are the same, then they are in proportion.
  • If the answers are not the same, then they are not in proportion.
  • In other words, if the product of mean = the product of extremes, they are in proportion.
  • If the product of mean ≠ the product of extremes, they are not in proportion.

Solution:

Method 1:-

  • First and Second No.

24: 28

Also written as,

\sf \implies \dfrac{24}{28}

Divide them,

\sf \implies \dfrac{6}{7}

Also written as,

\sf \implies 6:7

  • Third and Fourth No.

36: 48

Also written as,

\sf \implies \dfrac{36}{48}

Divide them,

\sf \implies \dfrac{3}{4}

Also written as,

\sf \implies 3:4

∴ Since 6:7 ≠ 3:4, they are not in proportion.

Method 2:-

  • 1st and 4th No.

24 and 48

Write them as,

\sf \implies 24 \times 48

Multiply them,

\sf \implies 1152

  • 2nd and 3rd No.

28 and 36

Write them as,

\sf \implies 28 \times 36

Multiply them,

\sf \implies 1008

∴ Since the product of means ≠ the product of extremes ie.1152 ≠ 1008, they are not in proportion.

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