Math, asked by mothers27, 3 months ago

If x:y =4:3 find (3x+4y): (5x+6y)

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Answered by buttercup25
4

Answer:

Put x=3y=4

(3x+4y):(5x+6y)=(3×3+4×4):(5×3+6×4)

=(9+16):(15+24)

=25:39

Answered by susobhanakhuli8537
1

Answer:

\frac{12}{19}

Step-by-step explanation:

Let, x = 4k & y = 3k         [As, x:y =4:3]

:. \frac{(3x+4y)}{(5x+6y)} = \frac{((3*4k)+(4*3k))}{((5*4k)+(6*3k))} = \frac{12k + 12k}{20k + 18k} = \frac{24k}{38k} = \frac{12}{19}

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