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Three numbers are in the ratio 1:2:3.If their sum is 690,find the numbers.​

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Answered by sujalnath
5

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Three numbers are in the ratio 1:2:3.If their sum is 690,find the numbers.

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Given:-

Sum of numbers in ratio is:-690

So,let the unit of ratio be x

Then,1x+2x+3x=690

6x=690

x =  \frac{690}{6}  = 115

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Now,Put values of x

1x=1×115=115

2x=2×115=230

3x=3×115=345

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Answered by MysteriousLadki
5

Given Question:-

Three numbers are in the ratio 1:2:3.If their sum is 690,find the numbers.​

Required Answer:-

The three numbers are 115, 230 and 345.

Explanation:-

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  • Three numbers are in the ratio 1:2:3.
  • Their sum is 690.

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  • Find the numbers.

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  • Let the numbers be 1x, 2x and 3x.
  • As, it is a question for linear equation in one variable, The equation formed will be

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  • So now let us solve it further:-

\implies\sf{1x+2x+3x=690}

\implies\sf{6x=690}

\implies\sf{x=\frac{690}{6} }

\implies\sf{x=115}

  • We found the value of x, so let us insert the values.

\implies\sf{1x=1\times115=115}

\implies\sf{2x=2\times115=230}

\implies\sf{3x=3\times115=345}

So, the three numbers are 115, 230 and 345.

Verification:-

  • As these numbers add up to 690, we will add and see that is our answer correct or not.

\implies\sf{115+230+345 = 690}

So, the answer we got is 690.

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