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Question #144448

If 3a−5b/ 3a+5b =5, then a:b is equal to

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A) 5:1

B) 4:6

C) 4:9

D) 5:2

Tags: Math

Answer: If 3a−5b/ 3a+5b =5, then a:b is equal to 5:2.

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