Compounded Ratio of 𝟒∶𝟗, 𝟑∶𝟒², 𝟐∶𝟑³ & 𝟗∶𝟕 | Quant Tricks for CUET, SSC, GMAT, SAT

❓ Question:

What is the ratio compounded of 𝟒∶𝟗, the duplicate of 𝟑∶𝟒, the triplicate of 𝟐∶𝟑, and 𝟗∶𝟕?

This question mixes direct ratios and their powers — a skill essential for tackling higher-level quantitative aptitude questions.

🎥Watch the full video to see how to simplify and compound all four ratios efficiently.

The ratio compounded of 4 : 9, the duplicate ratio of 3 : 4, the triplicate ratio of 2 : 3 and 9 : 7 is ?

📘 Where This Concept Is Used:

🇮🇳 Indian Competitive Exams:

• CUET Quantitative Aptitude

• SSC CGL, CHSL, CPO

• CA Foundation, CMA Foundation, CSEET

• Banking: SBI PO/Clerk, IBPS PO, RRB

• CMAT, SNAP, TISS-NET

• NDA, CDS, AFCAT

🌍 International Exams:

• SAT Math

• GMAT Quant

• ACT Math

• GRE Quantitative Reasoning

• IGCSE / IB Math

• ACCA Foundations

• CPA Quant Section

✅ Pro Tip: When compounding multiple ratios:

1. First convert all powered ratios (e.g. duplicate, triplicate).

2. Multiply all the corresponding antecedents and all the consequents.

3. Reduce the final ratio to its simplest form.

🧪 Try Yourself:

What is the compound ratio of 𝟓∶𝟖, the duplicate of 𝟑∶𝟓, and the triplicate of 𝟐∶𝟓?

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