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Naily [24]
3 years ago
10

Mumbi is approximately 845 kilometers away from Bangalore, and Mumbai is approximately 1160 km away from Delhi. The distances, m

easured in centimeters between cities on Allyson’s map are proportional to the real distances.
Which of the following could be the the distances on Allyson’s map?

Choose 3 answers

Bangalore to Mumbai: 116.5 cm
Mumbai to Delhi: 174 cm

Bangalore to Mumbai: 42.25
Mumbai to Delhi: 58 cm

Bangalore to Mumbai: 23.4 cm
Mumbai to Delhi: 29 cm

Bangalore to Mumbai: 16.9 cm
Mumbai to Delhi: 23.2 cm

Bangalore to Mumbai: 25.35 cm
Mumbai to Delhi: 34.8cm
Mathematics
2 answers:
Mazyrski [523]3 years ago
8 0

Mumbi is approximately 845 kilometers away from Bangalore, and Mumbai is approximately 1160 km away from Delhi, then the ratio between these distances is

\dfrac{845}{1160}=\dfrac{169}{232}.

A. Bangalore to Mumbai: 116.5 cm;

Mumbai to Delhi: 174 cm

The ratio:

\dfrac{116.5}{174}=\dfrac{233}{348}\neq \dfrac{169}{232}

This option is false.

B. Bangalore to Mumbai: 42.25

Mumbai to Delhi: 58 cm

The ratio is

\dfrac{42.25}{58}=\dfrac{845}{1160}=\dfrac{169}{232}

This option is true.

C. Bangalore to Mumbai: 23.4 cm

Mumbai to Delhi: 29 cm

The ratio is

\dfrac{23.4}{29}=\dfrac{117}{145}\neq \dfrac{169}{232}

This option is false.

D. Bangalore to Mumbai: 16.9 cm

Mumbai to Delhi: 23.2 cm

The ratio is

\dfrac{16.9}{23.2}=\dfrac{169}{232}

This option is true.

E. Bangalore to Mumbai: 25.35 cm

Mumbai to Delhi: 34.8cm

The ratio is

\dfrac{25.35}{34.8}=\dfrac{507}{696}=\dfrac{169}{232}

This option is true.

Answer: correct options are B, D and E

Dahasolnce [82]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Mumbi is approximately 845 kilometers away from Bangalore, and Mumbai is approximately 1160 km away from Delhi, then the ratio between these distances is

A. Bangalore to Mumbai: 116.5 cm;

Mumbai to Delhi: 174 cm

The ratio:

This option is false.

B. Bangalore to Mumbai: 42.25

Mumbai to Delhi: 58 cm

The ratio is

This option is true.

C. Bangalore to Mumbai: 23.4 cm

Mumbai to Delhi: 29 cm

The ratio is

This option is false.

D. Bangalore to Mumbai: 16.9 cm

Mumbai to Delhi: 23.2 cm

The ratio is

This option is true.

E. Bangalore to Mumbai: 25.35 cm

Mumbai to Delhi: 34.8cm

The ratio is

This option is true.

Answer: correct options are B, D and E

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