Math, asked by keshavpandya, 1 year ago

the smallest integer, which subtracted from both the terms of 6:7 gives a ratio less than 16:21 is?

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Answered by Hangasagar1

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6:7=6+7=13
16:21=16+21=37
37-13=24

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