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a/b =c/d = 4/5
i.e a/c = b/d = 4/5
Now, we have = (4a-3c)/(5b+4d)
Now take 'c' common from numarator and 'd' common from denominator
we get = c/d( (4a/c - 3)/(5b/d + 4))
Now substitute the values
= 4/5((4(4/5) - 3)/ (5(4/5)+4))
= upon solving we get = 1/50 .
I dont find any match for this answer and also there is no option of none of the above .


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