Math, asked by jagannathnayak, 1 year ago

A father gives 1% of his monthly income to his two son as pocket money.the elder son gets 80% of the total amount of money given and he spends 80% of his share.if he saves 20 per month, determine father's monthly income.



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Answered by MakutoShiedo
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Money saved by elder son = Rs. 20

Percentage of money spend by elder son = 80%

Percentage of money saved by elder son  20%

Therefore, 20% = Rs. 20

Money spent = 80% = Rs. 80

Total money given to the elder son = Rs. 20 + Rs. 80 = Rs. 100

Let the total money divided between the two sons be Rs. x.

The elder son gets 80% of total money given. 

So, 80% of Rs. x = Rs. 100

Rs. x = Rs. 125

Let father's monthly income be Rs. y.

Money given to sons = 1% of Father's monthly income

1% of y = Rs. 125

y = Rs. 125 × 100

y = Rs. 12500

Ans. = Father's monthly income is Rs. 12500.

Hope it helps!!!


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