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Jerry's pocket money of R135 to john's pocket money of R100. write it as a ratio

1 answer:

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You need to simplify by dividing:

135:100
(Divide both sides by 5 ,as it’s the HCF(Highest Common Factor) )

27:20 ( Keep as whole numbers)

For every R27 Jerry gets , John gets R20.

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Jerry's pocket money of R135 to john's pocket money of R100. write it as a ratio​

Jerry's pocket money of R135 to john's pocket money of R100. write it as a ratio