Math, asked by Khushboo16rathore, 1 month ago

Find the ratio of 15 kg to 210 g

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Answered by maharjanrohan

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Answer:

500/7

Step-by-step explanation:

As we know,

1kg = 1000g

or, 15 x 1000/ 210

or, 15000/210

or, 500/7

the ratio of 15kg to 210g is 500:7

Answered by NishikaChauhan

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Answer:

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