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Mathematics

Use of Proportions for Situations

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Height of Raman is 150cm and height of his younger brother is 125cm.

$\frac{Height of Raman}{Height of his younger brother} = \frac{5}{6}$

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The correct option is B
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Expressing height of Raman to height of his younger brother as ratio, we have

$\frac{Height of Raman}{Height of his younger brother} = \frac{150}{125} = \frac{6}{5}$

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Height of Raman is 150cm and height of his younger brother is 125cm.

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Height of Raman is 150cm and height of his younger brother is 125cm. Height of RamanHeight of his younger brother=56

The correct option is B False Expressing height of Raman to height of his younger brother as ratio, we have Height of RamanHeight of his younger brother=150125=65

Height of Raman is 150cm and height of his younger brother is 125cm.

$\frac{Height of Raman}{Height of his younger brother} = \frac{5}{6}$

The correct option is B
False

Expressing height of Raman to height of his younger brother as ratio, we have

$\frac{Height of Raman}{Height of his younger brother} = \frac{150}{125} = \frac{6}{5}$