The ratio of heights of Anil and Sunil is $4 : 3$ . If Anil is $1.8 m$ tall, then Sunil's height is $1.6 m$

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The correct option is B False
Given: The ratio of heights of Anil and Sunil $= 4 : 3$ .
Anil's height $= 1.8 m$
And Sunil's height $= 1.6 m$
Then, the ratio of $1.8 m t o 1.6 m$ $= \frac{1.8}{1.6} = \frac{9}{8} = 9 : 8$
Clearly, $4 : 3 \neq 9 : 8$
Hence, the statement is false.

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The ratio of heights of Anil and Sunil is 4:3. If Anil is 1.8mtall, then Sunil's height is 1.6m

The correct option is B FalseGiven: The ratio of heights of Anil and Sunil =4:3.Anil's height=1.8m And Sunil's height=1.6mThen, the ratio of 1.8mto1.6m=1.81.6=98=9:8Clearly, 4:3≠9:8Hence, the statement is false.

The ratio of heights of Anil and Sunil is $4 : 3$ . If Anil is $1.8 m$ tall, then Sunil's height is $1.6 m$

The correct option is B False
Given: The ratio of heights of Anil and Sunil $= 4 : 3$ .
Anil's height $= 1.8 m$
And Sunil's height $= 1.6 m$
Then, the ratio of $1.8 m t o 1.6 m$ $= \frac{1.8}{1.6} = \frac{9}{8} = 9 : 8$
Clearly, $4 : 3 \neq 9 : 8$
Hence, the statement is false.