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If 2.25*10^ax/(0.15*10^b) = 1.5*10:3, then a b = [#permalink]
Bunuel wrote:
­If \(\frac{2.25*10^a}{0.15*10^b}= 1.5 *10^3\), then a – b =

A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
E. 5­


This is a PS Butler Question

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\(\frac{2.25*10^a}{0.15*10^b}= 1.5 *10^3\)
\(\frac{225*10^a}{15*10^b}= 1.5 *10^3\)  (In LHS, multiplying numerator and denominator by 100)
\(\frac{45*10^a}{3*10^b}= 1.5 *1000\) 
\(15*10^{a-b}= 15 *100\) 
\(10^{a-b}= 10^2\) 
Hence a-b=2

OA: B) 2
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If 2.25*10^ax/(0.15*10^b) = 1.5*10:3, then a b = [#permalink]
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