Math, asked by narmeenpathan, 11 months ago

x:3:9/2=15/4:9/2:y find the value of x and y​

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Answered by Harshanandchoudhary
3

Answer:i don't understand this

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by AhmadShahzad
18

First remove "y" and its corresponding number to find "x" then remove "x" and its corresponding number to get "y".

When we remove "y" we also remove "9/2" corresponding number as it is equivalent so equation becomes

x:3=15/4:9/2

x÷3=15/4÷9/2

x/3=15/4×2/9

x/3=5/6(after solving above right hand side)

x=5/6×3

x=5/2 or 2-1/2 (in proper fraction)

Now again

When we remove "x" we also remove "15/4" corresponding number as it is equivalent so equation becomes

3:9/2=9/2:y (ratio means ÷)

3÷9/2=9/2÷y

3×2/9=9/2×1/y

6/9=9/2y

Cross multiply

6(2y)=9×9

12y=81

÷ both sides by 12

y= 81/12(table of 3 used to cut fractions. We use HCF to find common too)

y=27/4 or 6-3/4(proper fraction).

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