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If y:x:z=4:5:6, then find the value of
x+y−z
x−y+z

.

  1. A
    3/3
  2. B
    3/7
  3. C
    5/7
  4. D
    7/3

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Given the ratio:
y:x:z=4:5:6
We can assume y=4k, x=5k, and z=6k.

We need to find the value of the expression:

x+y−z
x−y+z


Substitute the values of x, y, and z:

Numerator=x−y+z=5k−4k+6k=7k
Denominator=x+y−z=5k+4k−6k=3k
Therefore, the ratio is:

3k
7k

=
3
7

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If y:x:z=4:5:6, then find the value of
x+y−z
x−y+z

.
A
3/3
B
3/7
C
5/7
D
7/3

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