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the compound ratio of 5:6, 3:2 and 4:5​

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Answered by harshit2k9
1

Answer:

7:10

Step-by-step explanation:

Given 5:6 :: 7:10 :: 6:5

We know that compound ratio is calculated as

a:b :: c:d :: e:f

(axcxe):(bxdxf)

=> (5x7x6):(6x10x5)

=> (210):(300)

= 7:10

Answered by ahmadfardeen571
0

Answer:

Compound ratio of 5:6, 3:2 and 4:5​ is 1:1.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ratio involving two or more quantities is called compound ratio.

When two or more ratios are multiplied ,the ratio new thus obtained is called compound ratio.

For ratios m:n and p:q; the compound ratio is (m×p):(n×q).

For example:

The compound ratio of the two ratios 2:3 and 4:5 is the ratio 2×4:3×5=8:15,

Proportionality allows us to relate two or more quantities. In the case of compound proportionality, we are relating three quantities at the same time. Compound proportionality is represented as y\alpha xz. If we use the constant k, we can form the equation y = kxz.

A Compound ratio with two equal ratios is called a Duplicate Ratio. A Compound ratio with three equal ratios is called a Triplicate Ratio.

Given: Ratios 5:6, 3:2, 4:5

For ratios m : n, p : q and r : s

the compound ratio = (m × p × r) : (n × q × s)

So, Compound ratio:

5\times3\times4 : 6\times2\times5\\=60:60\\=1:1

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