Math, asked by abharambe, 3 months ago

A man saves 320 in the month of January, * 360 in the
month of February, 400 in the month of March. If he
continues his saving in the same way:
(a) Find his saving in the month of November in the same
year.
(b) Find his saving in the month of July in the same year.​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

  • A man saves ₹320 in January.
  • He saves ₹360 in February.
  • He saves ₹400 in March.

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To find:

  • His saving in the month of November in the same year.
  • His saving in the month of July in the same year.

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Solution:

We are given that,

\bigstar {\sf {\purple {A\ man\ saves\ ₹320\ in\ January.}}}

\bigstar {\sf {\purple {He\ saves\ ₹360\ in\ February.}}}

\bigstar {\sf {\purple {He\ saves\ ₹400\ in\ March.}}}

Here, we can see that this is a simple addition series, wherein as the month keeps on increasing, the amount of money saved also keeps on increases.

That is,

Month + 1 = Next month

Previous month's savings + 40 = Next month's savings

So,

In January, it is ₹320.

In February, it is ₹360. ₹(320+40)

In March, it is ₹400. ₹(360+40)

In June, it will be ₹440. ₹(400+40)

In July, it will be ₹480. ₹(440+40)

In August, it will be ₹520. ₹(480+40)

In September, it will be ₹560. ₹(520+40)

In October, it will be ₹600. ₹(560+40)

In November, it will be ₹640. ₹(600+40)

In December, it will be ₹680. ₹(640+40)

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Final answer:

\boxed {\sf {\green {The\ man\ will\ save\ Rs.\ 640\ in\ November.}}}

\boxed {\sf {\orange {The\ man\ will\ save\ Rs.\ 480\ in\ July.}}}


Glorious31: Awesome !!
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