Math, asked by gauriparsekar, 2 months ago

find the ratio of the first quantity to the second 750 grams, ½ kg

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Answered by tushirnarender75

8

Answer:

750grams to 500 gram

it will be equal to 750/500=3:2

Answered by riyag6768

2

Answer:

750/500

75/50

15/10

3:2

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