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Share 1200kg in the ratio 3:37

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$3x+37x=40x\\40x=1200kg\\x=(1200)/(40) \\x=30kg\\$

$3x=30kg*3=90kg\\37x=30kg*37=1110kg$

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Answer:

3+37=40

3/40×1200=90kg

37÷40×1200=1110kg

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Kurtis Jungersen answered May 17, 2022

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