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find the mean proportional of 15 : 240​

Answers

Answered by atharvjoshi3
3

Answer:

60

Step-by-step explanation:

mean²=product of extremes

= mean²=15 x 240

= mean² = 3600

= mean = 60

Answered by Clαrissα
10

Answer :

The mean proportional between 15 : 240 is 60.

Step-by-step explanation :

Given :

  • Ratio 15 : 240

To Find :

  • Mean proportional of 15 : 240

Calculations :

Let's consider the mean proportional between 15 and 240 as 'x'.

So, it can be written as :-

  •  \boxed{ \rm{ \green{15 : x :: x : 240}}}

Now,

 \rightarrow \bf \: 15 : x :: x : 240

  • By transposing x in L.H.S and the ratios [15 : 240] in R.H.S and performing multiplication.

 \rightarrow \bf \: x^2 = 15 \times 240

  • On multiplying the numbers,

 \rightarrow \bf \: x^2 = 3600

 \rightarrow \bf \: x =  \sqrt{3600}

  • Square root of √3600 is 60 × 60

~ So, final answer is :

 \rightarrow \boxed{\bf{ \: x = 60}} \: \pink{\bigstar}

Henceforth,

  • The mean proportional between 15 : 240 is 60.
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