Math, asked by devanshibhanuverma, 2 months ago

the ratio of one third of P and twice of Q is 5:6 . How much should be added to each of P and Q so as to change the ratio P and Q to 4:1 ; if the sum of one fifth P and twice of Q is 72.

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Answered by sammad2532

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ratio is nothing only enjoy life leave maths

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