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A,b,c travel from Glasgow to Poole. They share the driving in the ratio 2:4:4. A drives 210km. Calculate the total distance driven.
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A,b,c travel from Glasgow to Poole. They share the driving in the ratio 2:4:4. A drives 210km. Calculate the total distance driven.

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A:B:C = 2:4:4

A = 210km

So B & C = 210*2 = 420km

Total distance = 210 + 420 + 420
= 1050km
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