Math, asked by heyitsmejai, 6 months ago

The ratio of the number of chocolates with A and B is 3:4. If A gives four chocolates to B, the ratio of the number of chocolates with them becomes 5:9. How many chocolates did A have initially?

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Answered by ashish80586

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Answer:

10

Step-by-step explanation:

Because 5 multiplication by 2=10.

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