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Revisit
The ratio of children going for a picnic to the ratio of children not going is 8:3. If the total number of children w

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Revisit
The ratio of children going for a picnic to the ratio of children not going is 8:3. If the total number of children were 55
out of which 3 who were not going earlier are now ready to go, then what is the new ratio?​

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Find the number of years to get ₹ 1,530 as interest on a loan of ₹ 1,500 at 4% per annum.​

1.6(-1) × (-1) X (-1) × (2 m + 1) times, where m is a natural
number is equal to (a) 1
b;) – 1
c) 1 or- 1
d) n

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  1. Answer:

    8,6:2,4

    Step-by-step explanation:

    okay so first you need to add the ratios 8+3=11

    to find the number of the first one: 55(total number)÷11(the ratio altogether) × 8(number of the first ratio)=40

    to find the second one: 55÷11×3=15

    to make sure that it’s accurate:15+40=55(so its correct)

    now so for those who are now ready you’ll have to add 3 to 40 and subtract 3 from 15

    so now you’re left with (1)=43 & (2)=12

    to find the new ratio you’ll do the same way just twist the signs

    so first one: 43÷5= 8.6

    second one: 12÷5= 2.4

    the new ratio is 8.6 : 2.4

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