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find the number which when added to each term of ratio 27 : 35, changes the ratio to 4 : 5.

Answers

Answered by abhi569
50
Let the number be ( k ),


According to the question :


 \frac{27 + k}{35 + k}  =  \frac{4}{5}


=> 5( 27 + k ) = 4( 35 + k )

=> 135 + 5k = 140 + 4k

=> 5k - 4k = 140 - 135

=> k = 5




Required number is 5



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Answered by Steph0303
37

Hey there !


Solution :


Let the number to be added be denoted by ' x '


So according to the question we get,


27 + x / 35 + x = 4 / 5


We need to find the value of x in the question. So cross multiplying we get,


=> 5 ( 27 + x ) = 4 ( 35 + x )


=> 135 + 5x = 140 + 4x


=> 5x - 4x = 140 - 135


=> x = 5


Hence the number to be added is 5.


Hope my answer helped !


shivshankar66: you are right 5 is to be added.
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