how to find mean proportion between two numbers
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The mean proportional between the twoterms of a ratio in a proportional is the square root of the product of these two. For example, in the proportion a:b :: c:d, we can define the mean proportional for the ratio a:b as the square root of the productof the two terms of the ratio or √ab.
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32:x::x:338
32∗338=x2
10,816=x2
10816−−−−−√=x
x=104
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