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The ratio of papayas to mangoes is 3:4 and the ratio of papayas to dragon fruits is 5:2 if there are 27 pieces of dragon fruit how many mangoes are there

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Answered by vishesh5854
1

Answer:

36

Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN RATIO OF PAPAYAS TO MANGOES IS 3:4

SO, LET PAPAYAS BE 3K AND MANGOES BE 4K

ALSO SIMILARLY, THE RATIO OF PAPAYAS AND DRAGON FRUITS IS 5:2

SO LET THE PAPAYAS BE 5K AND THE DRAGON FRUIT BE 2K

BUT THE NO. OF DRAGON FRUITS ARE 27

THEREFORE, 5K =3K=27

SO, K = 9

NOW, NO. OF PAPAYAS 3K = 3(9)=36

Answered by sharonjoymdeleon
1

Answer:

Answer: 90 Mangoes

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to write the ratios as A:B:C where B connects A and C

Let A be the Mangoes   B for Papayas     C for Dragon fruits

Given:

mangoes: papaya          4:3

papaya: dragon fruits      5:2

Multiply (4:3)by 5   and (5:2) by 3  so that the value of B will be the same.

Resulting Ratios after multiplying  20 : 15 and  15 : 6

Write it as A:B:C -----20:15:6

Solve for no. of Mangoes using the ratio  A:C or Mangoes: Dragon Fruits

            20:6 = A: 27

                 6A= 27(20)        Cross-multiply

                  6A = 540

                      A =90

Answer: 90 Mangoes

             

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