What is the difference between a drug that is "generic" or "trade name"? And give an example.

Ans: Groups of medications that have similar actions often will have similar-sounding generic names, such as the antibiotic group. Amoxicillin and ampicillin are examples. If a generic medication is made by several different pharmaceutical companies, it is given a brand or trade name.

Step-by-step explanation:

8:20 = 2:5

32:28 = 8:7

12:15:24 = 4:5:8

45:60:35 = 9/12/7

80:112:176 = 5:7:11