Subject
Quantitative Aptitude
Topic
Ratio
If A is 4/6 of B and B is 6/8 of C, what is the ratio of C:A ?
If A is 4/6 of B and B is 6/8 of C, what is the ratio of C:A ?
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1:2Explanation
A = (4/6) * B and, B = (6/8) * C Now, A = (4/6) * (6/8) * C or, A = (4*6/6*8) * C or, A = (4/8) * C or, A = (1/2) * C or, A/C = 1/2 or, C/A = 2/1Related questions
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