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AlekseyPX
2 years ago
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If h:k = 2:5, x:y=3:4 and 2h+x:k+2y = 1:2, find the ratio h-x: k-y.​

Mathematics
1 answer:
fenix001 [56]2 years ago
8 0

Given:

h:k=2:5,x:y=3:4,2h+x:k+2y=1:2

To find:

h-x:k-y

Solution:

We have, h:k=2:5 and x:y=3:4.

Let the values of h and k are 2a and 5a respectively.

Let the values of x and y are 3b and 4b respectively.

We have,

2h+x:k+2y=1:2

It can be written as

\dfrac{2h+x}{k+2y}=\dfrac{1}{2}

\dfrac{2(2a)+(3b)}{5a+2(4b)}=\dfrac{1}{2}

\dfrac{4a+3b}{5a+8b}=\dfrac{1}{2}

2(4a+3b)=1(5a+8b)

On further simplification, we get

8a+6b=5a+8b

8a-5a=8b-6b

3a=2b

a=\dfrac{2b}{3}

Now,

h-x:k-y=\dfrac{h-x}{k-y}

h-x:k-y=\dfrac{2-3b}{5a-4b}

h-x:k-y=\dfrac{2\times \dfrac{2b}{3}-3b}{5\times \dfrac{2b}{3}-4b}

h-x:k-y=\dfrac{\dfrac{4b}{3}-3b}{\dfrac{10b}{3}-4b}

On further simplification, we get

h-x:k-y=\dfrac{\dfrac{4b-9b}{3}}{\dfrac{10b-12b}{3}}

h-x:k-y=\dfrac{-5b}{-2b}

h-x:k-y=\dfrac{5}{2}

h-x:k-y=5:2

Therefore, the ratio h-x:k-y is 5:2.

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