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Number of projects by Company R in 2006 was 150% of the number of projects handled by it in 2003 and number of projects handled by Company S in 2006 was 60% of the number of projects handled by it in 2003. What is the respective ratio between number of projects handled by Company R and S in 2006 ?


A) 9 : 5

B) 12 : 7

C) 8 : 3

D) 18 : 7

E) 13 : 5

Correct Answer:
D) 18 : 7

Description for Correct answer:
Required ratio = \( \Large 360 \times \dfrac{150}{100} : 350 \times \dfrac{60}{100}\) = 18:7

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