Question
Find the sub-duplicate ratio of the following
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Answer

$63 m ^2: 28 n ^2 $
$=\sqrt{63 m ^2}: \sqrt{28 n ^2}$
$=3 \sqrt{7} m : 2 \sqrt{7} n$
$=3 m : 2 n$
Sub-duplicate ratio $=3 m: 2 n$

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