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Subduplicate Ratio

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Find sub-duplicate ratio of:

$(i i)$ $(x - y)^{4} : (x + y)^{6}$

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Solution

Step: Find sub-duplicate ratio

Sub-duplicate ratio is the square root of the given ratio.

Sub-duplicate ratio $= \sqrt{(x - y)^{4}} : \sqrt{(x + y)^{6}}$

$= (x - y)^{2} : (x + y)^{3}$

Hence, the sub-duplicate ratio is $(x - y)^{2} : (x + y)^{3}$

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