Math, asked by Amanyadav12, 1 year ago

A boy spend 3 by 4 of his pocket money and then 4 by 5 of the remainder is given to his sister if he has ₹40 left what did he have at first

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Answered by VRG
4
The boy has (1-(3/4))*(1-(4/5)) times his pocket money left, so, he has (1/4)*(1/5) of his pocket money, considered x. Then he originally had 20 times Rs. 40 that is Rs. 800
Answered by UtkarshIshwar
9
Let the boy had Rs. X at the beginning.

He spent \frac{3}{4} of X.
⇒ He's left with X - \frac{3}{4} of X. = \frac{1}{4}X

He gives \frac{4}{5} of \frac{1}{4} of X = \frac{1}{5} X to sister.
⇒He's left with \frac{1}{4}X -  \frac{1}{5}X =  \frac{1}{20}X.

Given 
 \frac{1}{20}X = Rs. 40

⇒ X = Rs. 800

Therefore the boy had ₹800 in the beginning.

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