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Solution
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Solution provided by AtoZmath.com
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Compare ratios calculator
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1. If `a:b:c=2:3:5` then find value of `(a^2+b^2+c^2)/(ab+bc+ca)`
 1. If `a/b=2/3`, then find `(2a-3b)/(a-2b)`
2. If `a:2=b:3=c:5`, then find `(a^2+b^2+c^2)/(ab+bc+ca)`
3. If `a/4=b/15`, then find `(a+b)/(a-b)`
4. If `(2a+3b)/(a+b)=13/5`, then find `a/b`
5. If `(x^2+1)/(x^2-1)=2`, then find `x`
6. If `x:30=12:20`, then find `x`
2. If `a:b=2:3,b:c=4:5` then find `a:b:c`
1. If `a:b=2:3,b:c=4:5`, then find `a:b:c`
2. If `b:c=4:5,c:d=5:6`, then find `b:c:d`
3. If `a:b=2:3,b:c=4:5,c:d=5:6`, then find `a:b:c:d`
4. If `2a=3b`, then find `a:b`
5. If `2a=3b=7c`, then find `a:b:c`
3. If `a/b=c/d=e/f` then prove that `(2a+3c-4e)/(2b+3d-4f)=(5a-4c+3e)/(5b-4d+3f)`
1. If `a/b=c/d=e/f`, then prove that `(2a+3c-4e)/(2b+3d-4f)=(5a-4c+3e)/(5b-4d+3f)`
2. If `x/(b^2-c^2)=y/(c^2-a^2)=z/(a^2-b^2)`, then prove that `x+y+z=0`
4. If `x/(y+z)=y/(z+x)=z/(x+y)` then prove the value of each ratio is `1/2` or `-1`
1. If `x/(y+z)=y/(z+x)=z/(x+y)`, then prove each ratio = `1/2,-1`
2. If `(5a+6b)/(7c)=(6b+7c)/(5a)=(7c+5a)/(6b)`, then prove each ratio = `2,-1`
3. If `(ax+by)/(x+y)=(ay+bz)/(y+z)=(az+bx)/(z+x)`, then prove each ratio = `(a+b)/2`
5. Geometric Mean
1. Geometric Mean of `49/4` and `16/9`
2. Geometric Mean of `8a^2` and `32b^2`
3. Geometric Mean of `(a-b)^2` and `(a+b)^2`
4. If geometric mean `6x^2` and x is `9x`, find value of x
6. Ratios(duplicate, triplicate) and proportional(mean, third, fourth)
1. Duplicate ratio of 2:3
2. Triplicate ratio of 2:3
3. Sub-Duplicate ratio of 16:25
4. Sub-Triplicate ratio of 8:27
5. Compounded ratio of 2:5,3:4
6. Compounded ratio of 2:3,3:4,4:5
7. Mean proportional of 8,32
8. Third proportional of 16,36
9. Fourth proportional of 3,7,15
10. Compare ratios of 2:3,3:4,4:5
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Example1. Find Compare ratios of `2:3,3:4,4:5`
Solution:
Step-1 : Find the LCD of denominators
Here, LCD of 3, 4, 5 = 60
Step-2 : Convert each fraction into its equivalent with the LCD in the denominator
For `2/3`, multiply numerator and denominator by 20 to have LCD = 60 in the denominator.
`2/3 = 2/3 xx 20/20 = 40/60`
For `3/4`, multiply numerator and denominator by 15 to have LCD = 60 in the denominator.
`3/4 = 3/4 xx 15/15 = 45/60`
For `4/5`, multiply numerator and denominator by 12 to have LCD = 60 in the denominator.
`4/5 = 4/5 xx 12/12 = 48/60`
Step-3 : Arrange fractions: If denominators are the same, then we can arrange the numerators.
Here 40 < 45 < 48
`:. 40/60 < 45/60 < 48/60 `
So, we conclude `2/3< 3/4< 4/5`
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