Question
If A:B:C = 2:3:8 and (C - B) = 130, then find the
product of 'C' and 'A'.Solution
Let A = '2x' So, B = (3/2) × 2x = '3x' and C = (8/2) × 2x = '8x' ATQ; 8x - 3x = 130 Or, 5x = 130 So, x = 26 So, C - A = 8x × 2x = 16x2 = 16 × 26 × 26 = 10816
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