Math, asked by vijayanirabas007, 5 months ago

If x: y = 7: 9 and y: Z = 5:4, then find the value of x:y:z.​

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Answered by abdurrafay102003
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Answer:

The answer is 35:45:36

Step-by-step explanation:

  • First, we need to take LCM ( lowest common multiple) of 9 and 5 because they are the values of y and they are appearing in both ratios as the value of the same variable, y.
  • The LCM of 9 and 5 is 45. Now we need to multiple both ratios ( 7:9 and 5:4) so that we get 45.in both ratios as y's value.
  • We multiply 7:9 with 5 and it becomes 35:45.
  • We multiply 5:4 with 9 and we get 45:36.
  • Now we can combine both ratios by taking values of x,y and z.

35:45:36

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