Math, asked by drpramodsaini45, 3 months ago

if 14A=16B then what is the value of A:B???

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Answered by parulkalita2

1

Answer:

Given, 14A=16B

=A/B=16/14

=A/B=8/7

Answered by Rosh2803

0

Answer:

8:7

Step-by-step explanation:

14A=16B

by cross multiplying

A/B = 16/14

A/B = 8/7(by dividing by 2

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