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Divide 68p in the ratio 1 : 2 : 1

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Answer:

17p:34p:17p

Explanation:

68p/(1+2+1)=

17p(1):17p(2):17p(1)=

17p:34p:17p

SamGbos answered Feb 2, 2021

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