Math, asked by nakashatranair, 2 days ago

Find the value of p if 15, p, 60 are in continued proportion.

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Answered by priyameghna2005

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Answer:

p=30

Step-by-step explanation:

15/p = p/60

p² = 15* 60

p=√ 3*5 *5*2*2*3

p=30

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