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A certain sum is divided among A, B and C in such a way that A gets 3 times as much as B, B receives 2 times as much as C. If A receives rs.1500 more than C, what was the sum that divided?

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Answered by oblivion
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A+B+C = x
A/B = 3/1. B/C = 2/1. A= 1500+ C
1500+C / B = 3/1 --- B= 1500+C/3 substituting B value in B/C= 2/1
1500+C/3C = 2/1---
1500+C×1= 2×3C
1500= 5C
C= 300 substituting C value in A= 1500+ C
therefore A= 1800
from B/C = 2/1
B/300= 2/1 -- B= 600
therefore A = 1800 , B = 300 , C = 600
sum of all three is 2700.( you can cross check the values of A,B,C by putting them in given ratio :) )
thank you. hope it helps



oblivion: 1500+c/3/c = 2/1
oblivion: so directly I've written 3×c in denomination
oblivion: denominator*
Sangi10: thank u so much. got it thanks a lot.
oblivion: feel free to ask any favour :)
oblivion: as I'm not getting credits for my answers,hope this time I'll get from you :)
Sangi10: I did thank u. it was truly helpful. and how to give credit? I didn't understand!
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Answered by DeenaMathew
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The sum that is divided is 13473Rs.

Given:

A sum is divided among A, B and C in such a way that A gets 3 times as much as B, B receives 2 times as much as C and A receives rs.1500 more than C.

To Find:

The sum that is divided.

Solution:

To find the sum that is divided we will follow the following steps:

According to the question.

Let the C receive = x

A receives rs.1500 more than C,

So,

A = 1500+x

Now,

B receives 2 times as much as C.

B = 2x

A gets 3 times as much as B,

A = 3 × 2x

Now,

Equating the amount A receives we get,

1500 + x = 3 + 2x

1500 - 3 = 2x - x

1497 = x

A received = 3 × 2x = 3×2×1497 = 8982Rs.

B receives = 2x = 2× 1497 = 2994Rs.

C receives x = 1497Rs.

Total Rs. divided = 8982 + 2994 + 1497 = 13473Rs.

Henceforth, the sum that is divided is 13473Rs.

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