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a person carries rs 165 in the form of currency notes of denominations, rs 5,rupees 10&rs 20 in the ratio of 3:2:1, what is the value of currency notes of rs. 20 denominations

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\mathbb{GIVEN}

Total amount of money the person carries = Rs. 165

Denominations of money the person carries = Rs. 5, Rs. 10, Rs. 20

Ratio of denominations = 3:2:1

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The value of currency notes of Rs. 20 denominations

\mathbb{METHOD}

Let the \bf{number} of Rs. 5, Rs. 10 and Rs. 20 denominations be = 3x, 2x, and 1x respectively

Now, the \bf{value} of Rs. 5 notes = 5 × 3x = \tt{15x}

The \bf{value} of Rs. 10 notes = 10 × 2x = \tt{20x}

The \bf{value} of Rs. 20 notes = 20 × 1x = \tt{20x}

When we'll add these all values together, we'll get Rs. 165 ( the total value is given to be = Rs. 165 )

=》 15x + 20x + 20x = 165

=》 55x = 165

=》 x = 3

The \bf{value} of Rs. 5 notes = 5 × 3x = 5 × 3(3) = \tt{Rs. 45}

The \bf{value} of Rs. 10 notes = 10 × 2x = 10 × 2(3) = \tt{Rs. 60}

The \bf{value} of Rs. 20 notes = 20 × 1x = 20 × 3 = \tt{Rs. 60}

Thus, the final answer will be \sf{\huge{Rs.\:60}}

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