Math, asked by Vishalagnii9098, 11 months ago

The ratio of David's money to John's money is 5:6. If John has R660,find the total amount they both have

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Answered by FrozenFire14

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Ratio of David' money to John's money=5:6

John's money=660

Therefore,5/6=x/660

By calculation,x = 550

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