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If A:C =3:5 and B:C is 3:4 find A:B:C​

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SolutionShow Solution. To compare 3 ratios, the consquent of first ratio and the antecedent of 2nd ratio must be made equal. Given that A : B = 2.5 and A:C = 3:4. Interchanging the first ratio we have. B : A = 5:2 and A : C= 3 : 4. L.C.M …

SolutionShow Solution. To compare 3 ratios, the consquent of first ratio and the antecedent of 2nd ratio must be made equal. Given that A : B = 2.5 and A:C = 3:4. Interchanging the first ratio we have. B : A = 5:2 and A : C= 3 : 4. L.C.M …SolutionShow Solution. To compare 3 ratios, the consquent of first ratio and the antecedent of 2nd ratio must be made equal. Given that A : B = 2.5 and A:C = 3:4. Interchanging the first ratio we have. B : A = 5:2 and A : C= 3 : 4. L.C.M …SolutionShow Solution. To compare 3 ratios, the consquent of first ratio and the antecedent of 2nd ratio must be made equal. Given that A : B = 2.5 and A:C = 3:4. Interchanging the first ratio we have. B : A = 5:2 and A : C= 3 : 4. L.C.M …SolutionShow Solution. To compare 3 ratios, the consquent of first ratio and the antecedent of 2nd ratio must be made equal. Given that A : B = 2.5 and A:C = 3:4. Interchanging the first ratio we have. B : A = 5:2 and A : C= 3 : 4. L.C.M …SolutionShow Solution. To compare 3 ratios, the consquent of first ratio and the antecedent of 2nd ratio must be made equal. Given that A : B = 2.5 and A:C = 3:4. Interchanging the first ratio we have. B : A = 5:2 and A : C= 3 : 4. L.C.M …

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