Math, asked by narendra4015, 10 months ago

if(5/4)p=(2/3)Q=(3/4)R what is p:q:r?

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Answered by anjali17103

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(5\4)p=(2\3)Q=(3\4)R

they all are in equal ratio

therefore,

P : Q: R = (5\4) : (2\3) : (3\4)

narendra4015: waht is the answer

anjali17103: P : Q: R = (5\4) : (2\3) : (3\4)

narendra4015: but the answer 24:45:40

anjali17103: hold on

narendra4015: what?

narendra4015: you know are not

anjali17103: trying

narendra4015: ok

anjali17103: delete it its wrong

narendra4015: kk where r u from.we didn't tell me

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