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If A is 25% more than B and B is 15% less than C, then A:B:C=?

  1. A
    83:81:67
  2. B
    83:87:69
  3. C
    85:68:80
  4. D
    75:81:69

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let C=100.
Since B is 15% less than C:

B=100−15=85
Since A is 25% more than B:

A=85×(1+
100
25

)=85×1.25=106.25
Now, construct the ratio A:B:C:

A:B:C=106.25:85:100
To simplify into integers, multiply the entire ratio by 4:

A:B:C=(106.25×4):(85×4):(100×4)
A:B:C=425:340:400
Divide by 5:

A:B:C=85:68:80

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If A is 25% more than B and B is 15% less than C, then A:B:C=?
A
83:81:67
B
83:87:69
C
85:68:80
D
75:81:69

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