Math, asked by jhashalu143, 3 months ago

four planets A,B,C and D are orbiting a star.A weights 0.2 times as much as B does while C weights 1.2 times as much as D does and four times as much as B does. Find the ratio of the weight of A to D, both as a fraction and as a decimal.​

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Answered by kush260407
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Answer:

Fractional form = 3/50

Decimal form = 0.06

Step-by-step explanation:

Given A = 0.2 times B = 0.2B

C = 4 times B = 4B

C = 1.2 times D = 1.2D

therefore D = C/1.2

Let B = X

so A = 0.2x

Ratio of A to D

A:D = 0.2x : C/1.2

A/D = 0.2x * 1.2 / 4x

A/D = 2.4 x / 4 x

A/D = 0.6/10

A/D = 0.3/5

A/D = 3/50

Fraction form = 3/50

Decimal form = 0.06

Answered by varshachinnuvs
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Answer:

0.06

Step-by-step explanation:

A = 0.2 B

C = 1.2 D = 4B

which gives 4B = 1.2D, hence B= 0.3 D

substituting B = 0.3D in first equation

A = 0.2 × (0.3D)

= 0.06 D

A:D = 0.06 = 6/100

I'm not sure if my answer is correct or not

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