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What do you mean by ‘antecedent’ and ‘consequent’? Explain using an example.

Important Questions on Ratio and Proportion

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Math Sight>Chapter 10 - Ratio and Proportion>Revision Exercise>Q 10
Compare the following ratios.
4:8 and 3:6
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Math Sight>Chapter 10 - Ratio and Proportion>Revision Exercise>Q 10
Compare the following ratios.
5:9 and 6:10
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Math Sight>Chapter 10 - Ratio and Proportion>Revision Exercise>Q 11
Convert the following into the simplest forms.
₹120 to ₹200
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Math Sight>Chapter 10 - Ratio and Proportion>Revision Exercise>Q 11
Convert the following into the simplest forms.
8 hours to 1 day
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Math Sight>Chapter 10 - Ratio and Proportion>Revision Exercise>Q 12
There are 15 copies and 12 books on Anita’s shelf, whereas Sunita has 16 copies and 15 books. Who has a higher ratio of copies to books?
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Math Sight>Chapter 10 - Ratio and Proportion>Revision Exercise>Q 13
Two numbers are in the ratio 8:7. Their sum is 60. Find the numbers.
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Math Sight>Chapter 10 - Ratio and Proportion>Revision Exercise>Q 14
Jignesh divides an amount of ₹1200 among his two friends in the ratio 5:3. How much amount does each friend get?
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Math Sight>Chapter 10 - Ratio and Proportion>Revision Exercise>Q 15
Ritika bought a few green apples and a few red apples. There were 35 more green apples than red apples. If the ratio of green apples to red apples was 8:3, how many apples of each variety did she bring?