Math, asked by virknishansingh047, 4 months ago

Which of the following is in inverse proportion ?
a) The price of apples and the quantity of apples bought.
b) The population of a country and area of land per person
d Area of cultivated land and the crop harvested.
d) The height of a pole and the height of its shadow.

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Answered by irfaan2716

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Answer:

It must be c and d ji

Coz both the second value decreases as the crop harvested and the shadow will always be lesser

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