did gortsby believe the young man's story? why?
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the value of the ratio would still be the same. in fact you can multipla both of the terms of a ratio with any real number and the answer would still be the same.
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Gortsby didn’t believe the young man’s story. However, he wanted to see how far the young man would act or talk to prove his point and get some sympathy or money. So, he casually narrated an incident where he and a friend had lost their way in a foreign capital but somehow managed to go back to their hotel by remembering that it was near a canal.
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