Exercise 8 (A), Composite Mathematics class 7th by S.K. Gupta and Anubhuti Gangal

                         


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This is your Chapter – 8 ,  Ratio and Proportion and Unitary method of the book this is the part of Commercial Arithmetic unit which is your 3 unit of the book.

Key Facts:-
  • A ratio is formed when two quantities are compared by division, i.e. a : b or a/b
  • A ratio has no units.
  • An equality of two ratios is called a proportion.
  • Usually a ratio is written in its simplest form.
  • The first and fourth terms of a proportion are called extremes and second and third terms are called means.
  • Four quantities a, b, c and are said to be in proportion                                                                   if  a : b = c : d  ⇒ a / b = c / d ⇒ ad = bc, i.e., Product of extremes = Product of means.
  • In a proportion  a : b :: c : d, d  is called the fourth proportional.
  • Three quantities a, b, c  are said to be continued proportion                                                            if a : b = b : c or a / b = b / c i.e. b² = ac
  • In a continued proportion a : b :: b : c. b is called the mean proportional between and c and is called the third proportional.
  • The method in which the value of a unit quantity is first calculated to find the value of any required quantity is called unitary method.
 Exercise - 8 A




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