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The ratio of the diameter of the vessels A and B is 9:4. The vessel A is filled with water till the brim. If half of the water from vessel A would leave quarter of the vessel B empty, what is the ratio of the heights of the vessels?

A

6:25

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B

8:27

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C

4:29

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D

2:13

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The correct option is B 8:27

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