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The following venn diagram shows information about merchants who trade: What is the ratio of number of merchants who trade both rice and wheat but not gram to the merchants who trade only gram?

The following venn diagram shows information about merchants who trade: What is the ratio of number of merchants who trade both rice and wheat but not gram to the merchants who trade only gram? Correct Answer 4 : 13

Given:

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Calculation:

The number of merchants who trade both rice and wheat but not gram = 20

The number of merchants who trade only gram = 65

The ratio = 20 : 65 = 4 : 13

∴ The ratio of number of merchants who trade both rice and wheat but not gram to the merchants who trade only gram is 4 : 13.

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