Answer:3c + 18d brainless pls
Step-by-step explanation:First, eliminate the parenthesis by multiplying each term within the parenthesis by the term outside the parenthesis:
3
(
5
c
+
4
d
)
+
6
(
d
−
2
c
)
⇒
(
3
⋅
5
c
)
+
(
3
⋅
4
d
)
+
(
6
⋅
d
)
−
(
6
⋅
2
c
)
⇒
15
c
+
12
d
+
6
d
−
12
c
Next, group like terms:
15
c
−
12
c
+
12
d
+
6
d
Now, combine like terms:
(
15
−
12
)
c
+
(
12
+
6
)
d
3
c
+
18
d,
Given:
[tex]\to 5c + d = c+ 4d[/tex]
To find:
c:d=?
Solution:
\to 5c + d = c+ 4d
simulating the identical terms:
[tex]\to 5c -c = 4d-d\\\\\to 4c = 3d\\\\\to \frac{c}{d} = \frac{3}{4}\\\\\therefore\\\to c:d= 3:4[/tex]
so, the ratio is 3:4
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