SOLUTION: points L, M, N, O lie in a consecutive order on a line. if LN=5/4LM and MO=7MN: then what is LM/NO

SOLUTION: points L, M, N, O lie in a consecutive order on a line. if LN=5/4LM and MO=7MN: then what is LM/NO

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Question 1089265: points L, M, N, O lie in a consecutive order on a line. if LN=5/4LM and MO=7MN: then what is LM/NO
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