Math, asked by Ritukundu, 9 months ago

If 2X=3Y=4Z,then X:Y:Z is..

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Answered by hulk312

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Answer:

2x = 3y = 4z = K

X = K/2

Y = K/3

Z = K/4

HENCE MULTIPLY BY

THERE LCM THAT IS 12

X =6K

Y= 4K

Z=3K

HENCE X:Y:Z =6:4:3

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