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If the ratio numbers is 2:3 and their lcm is 54 then the sum of the two numbers is solution

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Answered by MaheswariS
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\text{Let the two numbers be x and y.}

\text{Then, x:y=2:3}

\implies\,x=2k\text{ and }y=3k

\text{Their L.C.M=$2\times\;3\times\;k=6k$}

\text{But, L.C.M=54}

\implies\;6k=54

\implies\;k=9

\text{Now,}

x=18\text{ and }y=27

\therefore\; x+y=18+27=45

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Answered by kaspaprathyusha
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Let the two numbers be x and y.

\text{Then, x:y=2:3}Then, x:y=2:3

\implies\,x=2k\text{ and }y=3k⟹x=2k and y=3k

\text{Their L.C.M=$2\times\;3\times\;k=6k$}Their L.C.M=2×3×k=6k

\text{But, L.C.M=54}But, L.C.M=54

\implies\;6k=54⟹6k=54

\implies\;k=9⟹k=9

\text{Now,}Now,

x=18\text{ and }y=27x=18 and y=27

\therefore\; x+y=18+27=45∴x+y=18+27=45

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