Math, asked by NabanilBose, 10 months ago

Find the compounded ratio of
(i) 2:3 and 4:9​

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Answered by sujal1732
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

The triplicate ratio of 2:3 is 2^3/3^3 = 8/27. Now we have 4 ratios: 4:9, 9:16, 8:27 and 9:7. We have to calculate the ratio compounded of all these ratios. That will be (4 x 9 x 8 x 9)/(9 x 16 x 27 x 7) = 2/21.

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Answered by mutasim0911
6

Answer:

8:27

Step-by-step explanation:

For two or more ratios, if we take antecedent as product of antecedents of the ratios and consequent as product of consequents of the ratios, then the ratio thus formed is called mixed or compound ratio. As, compound ratio of m : n and p :  q is mp : nq.

In other words,

When two or more ratios are multiplies termwise; the ratio thus obtained is called compound ratio.

For this problem:

m:n=2:3

and p:q = 4:9

mp = 2*4=8;

nq= 3*9= 27;

then

mp:nq= 8:27;

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