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1/9/100 or 1/1000+1/9/1000
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06 Mar 2025, 00:13
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Quantity A |
Quantity B |
\(\frac{\frac{1}{9}}{100}\) |
\(\frac{1}{1000} + \frac{\frac{1}{9}}{1000}\) |
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1/9/100 or 1/1000+1/9/1000
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07 Mar 2025, 00:22
07 Mar 2025, 00:22
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from the quantity B
we can just add 1 and 1/9 which comes out to be 10/9
now we can see that 10/9 is a numerator and 1000 is a denominator
it can be re-written as (10/9)*(1/1000) which comes out to be (1/9)/1000
both the quantities are equal so
Option C is the one
kudos is appreciated
we can just add 1 and 1/9 which comes out to be 10/9
now we can see that 10/9 is a numerator and 1000 is a denominator
it can be re-written as (10/9)*(1/1000) which comes out to be (1/9)/1000
both the quantities are equal so
Option C is the one
kudos is appreciated
gmatclubot
1/9/100 or 1/1000+1/9/1000 [#permalink]
07 Mar 2025, 00:22
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