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The point X divides the line P Q in the ratio [3:4]. The length of PX is what fraction of the length of P Q?

The point X divides the line P Q in the ratio [3:4]. The length of PX is what fraction of the length of P Q?
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The point X divides the line P Q in the ratio [3:4]. The length of PX

is what fraction of the length of P Q?

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Answer:

Explanation:

3+4=7

so it is 3/7 part of PQ

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