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A man gave 35% of his money to his son and 40% of the amount to his daughter. If he is left with Rs23400, find how much money was there with him originally.

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Answered by priya424726
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Let the amount of money he had be Rs. x.

Amount of money he gave to his eldest son=25% of Rs. x=Rs. (x/4)

Amount of money he gave to his younger son=20% of Rs. x=Rs. (x/5)

Amount of money left=Rs.{x-(x/4)-(x/5)}=Rs.(11/20)x

Amount of money he gave to his daughter =20% of Rs. (11/20)x=Rs. (11x/100)

Amount of money left=Rs.(11x/20)-Rs. (11x/100)=Rs. (11x/25)

Amount of money left was given by him to his wife=Rs. 880

=>11x/25=880

=>x=2000

:. He originally had Rs.2000.

Now, amount of money received by his eldest son=Rs(x/4) =Rs. 500

amount of money received by his younger son=Rs(x/5) =Rs. 400

Amount of money he gave to his daughter =Rs. (11x/100)=Rs. 220

:. Ratio of the money received by his eldest son, younger son and daughter=500:400:220=25:20:11

Answered by Anonymous
0

Hi,

Let the salary earned by the man be x

So he gave  to the son  = 35% of x

He is left with ( x-35x / 100)= 65x/100

The salary given to daughter is (65x / 100 )(40/100)=26x/100

He is left with 65x/100 -26x/100 =39x/100

It is given that he is left with Rs 23400 = 39x/100

∴39x / 100 = 23400

ð  X = 23400 × 100/39 = Rs 60000

He had originally Rs 60000

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