RATIO

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Sarada Chaganti

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TERMS IN A RATIO

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CAN YOU WRITE EQUIVALENT RATIOS OF 2/3

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TO VERIFY WHETHER TWO RATIOS ARE IN PROPORTION WE NEED TO CHECK IF
PRODUCT OF MEANS = PRODUCT OF EXTREMES

2/6 AND 6/18
4/9 AND 20/45
3/5 AND 9/10

CHECK IF THE FOLLOWING RATIOS ARE IN PROPORTION OR NOT

TERMS IN A RATIO

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