Math, asked by vivekpatil02020, 5 months ago

if a:b = 3:2 then find the value of a+b:a-b

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Answered by anmol835

1

Answer:

5:1

Step-by-step explanation:

a=3

b=2

a+b:a-b = 3+2:3-2 = 5:1

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