If A: B=3: 4, B:C =2:3 then what is the value of A +B: B+C: C+A? – McqOptions

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1.	If A: B=3: 4, B:C =2:3 then what is the value of A +B: B+C: C+A?
A.	5 :6 :7
B.	7 : 10 : 9
C.	7 : 5: 6
D.	3 : 4 : 6
Answer» C. 7 : 5: 6

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