Math, asked by Ronak2141, 3 months ago

If A/2=B/5=C/8=D/15 then find A;B:C:D

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Answered by Shivamroy1912

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1/2:1/5:1/8:1/15 is the correct answer

Answered by sanmitha94

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the answer is 1/2:1/5:1/8:1/15

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