Math, asked by sayyadul4989, 3 days ago

two numbers are in the ratio 13:15 and their sum is 392 , find the numbers ??

Answers

Answered by DebadritoPal
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the no.s be 13x & 15x

A/Q,

13x+15x = 392

=> 28x = 392

=> x= 14

the no s are:

13x = 182

15x= 195

Answered by kadeejasana2543
1

Answer:

When two numbers are in the ratio 13:15 and their sum is 392 , then the numbers are 182 and 210 .

Step-by-step explanation:

Ratios are the reduced form of partition. When a ratio is given, the exact numbers will be the multiple of that by a common number.

That is two numbers are in the ratio 13:15 means, the actual numbers are 13x and 15x .

Their sum is 392 means  

 13x+15x=392\\\\28x=392\\\\x=392/28=14  

Therefore the numbers are 13*14=182

and 15*14=210

So their sum is 182+210=392 .

Hence the answer.

thank you

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