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2 years ago

182 in ratio of 5:3:3:2

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luda_lava [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Let the unit of ratio be a.Then,the divided parts will be 3a,5a,4a and a.

A/q,

=>3a+5a+4a + a = 182.

=>13a = 182

=>a = 182/13

=>a = 14.

Hence,the smallest part = 14

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C. 1/2

There are many ways to do this but I'll use substitution.

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natulia [17]

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$8\ units< x < 18\ units$

Step-by-step explanation:

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Applying the Theorem

case 1) $42+4x > 2x-6$

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$2x > -48$

$x > -24\ units$

case 2) $42+(2x-6) >4x$

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$18 >x$ -----> rewrite

$x$

case 3) $4x+(2x-6) > 42$

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Assuming that b ≠ a, the answers will not be the same.

For example, (remembering that b ≠ a) let us assume that b = 10, a = 5

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So the commutative property of subtraction does not work unless in certain cases, in which a = b.

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182 in ratio of 5:3:3:2