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If P:Q= 8:15 and Q:R= 5:2, then find P:Q:R is equal to:

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a. 8:15:6

B

b. 15:6:8

C

c. 8:15:10

D

d. 10:15:8

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To solve the problem of finding the ratio P:Q:R given the ratios P:Q = 8:15 and Q:R = 5:2, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Write down the given ratios**: - We have P:Q = 8:15 - We have Q:R = 5:2 2. **Identify the common term (Q)**: - The common term in both ratios is Q. We need to make the value of Q the same in both ratios to combine them. 3. **Adjust the Q value in the second ratio**: - In the first ratio, Q = 15. - In the second ratio, Q = 5. To make Q the same in both ratios, we will convert Q from 5 to 15. - To do this, we multiply both parts of the second ratio (Q:R) by 3: - Q:R = 5:2 becomes (5 * 3):(2 * 3) = 15:6. 4. **Now we have both ratios with the same Q value**: - P:Q = 8:15 - Q:R = 15:6 5. **Combine the ratios**: - Now we can write the combined ratio as: - P:Q:R = 8:15:6 6. **Final Answer**: - Therefore, the ratio P:Q:R is equal to 8:15:6.
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