Math, asked by babusambit357, 1 year ago

If x:y=3:4 find(3x+y)(5x-y)?

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Answered by Diptanshu11

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let ,, X = 3a and Y= 4a
then .
(3X+Y)(5X-Y)
=9+4×15-4
=12×11

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