Question

Match the following.

Column I	Column II
(P) The first term of a ratio is called	(I) Proportion
(Q) An equality of two ratios is called	(II) Antecedent
(R) A ratio whose terms have no common factor other than $1$ is said to be in the	(III) Simplest form

• A. (P)$\to$(ii); (Q)$\to$(i); (R)$\to$(iii)
• B. (P)$\to$(i); (Q)$\to$ (iii); (R)$\to$(ii)
• C. (P)$\to$(iii); (Q)$\to$(i); (R)$\to$ (ii)
• D. (P)$\to$(ii); (Q)$\to$(iii); (R)$\to$(i)

Answer 1

The correct option is A (P)$\to$(ii); (Q)$\to$(i); (R)$\to$(iii)

(P) The first term of a ratio is called antecedent.

(Q) An equality of two ratios is called proportion .

(R) A ratio whose terms have no common factor

other than 1 is said to be in simplest form .