Find the missing term:7: a : : 63 : 90.
Given :
The first, third, and fourth terms of a proportion are 7,63 and 90 respectively.
To do :
We have to find a second proportion.
Solution :
Let the second term in the proportion be a.
7: a:: 63: 90
We know that,
Product of means $=$ Product of extremes
$⇒ 7 \times 90 = a \times 63$
$⇒ 63a = 630$
$⇒ a = \frac{630}{63}$
$⇒ a = 10$
So, the second term in the proportion is 10.
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