Question
Table given below shows the number of Fruits sold by
different Fruits sellers. What will be the ratio of number of Fruits sold by Fruit seller 'A' and Fruit seller 'C' together and number of Fruits sold by Fruit seller 'B' and Fruit seller 'D' together.Solution
ATQ,
Required ratio = (1,688 + 1,792) :(1,964 + 1,696) = 3,480:3,660 = 58:61
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