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Compound Proportion

            “The proportion involving two or more quantities is called Compound Proportion”             Rules for Solving Compound Proportions

CASE-1
           
            If quantity 1 and quantity 2 are directly related and quantity 2 and quantity 3 are also directly related.
Then we use the following rule
            
CASE-2
            If quantity 1 and quantity 2 are directly related and quantity 2 and quantity 3 are inversely related.
Then we use the following rule
            
CASE-3
            If quantity 1 and quantity 2 are inversely related and quantity 2 and quantity 3 are directly related.
The we use the following rule
            
CASE-4
            If quantity 1 and quantity 2 are inversely related and quantity 2 and quantity 3 are also inversely related.
Then we use the following rule
            


Example:
            195 men working 10 hour a day can finish a job in 20 days. How many men employed to finish the job in 15 days if they work 13 hours a day.
Solution:
            Let be the no. of men required
            
            20 x 10 x 195 = 15 x 13 x
             = 200 men


Example:
            A soap factory makes 100 units in 9 days with help of 20 machines. How many units can be made in 12 days with the help of 18 machines?
Solution:
            
        
            20 x 9 x = 600 x 18 x 12
             = 720 units



(Continued Proportion)

 

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