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A sum of rs ₹ 2500 is distributed among x,y and z in the ratio 1/2:3/4:5/6 . what is the difference betwwen maximum share and minimum share ?

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Answered by rs4833832
0

Answer:

1000&600

Step-by-step explanation:

lcm of ratio =12

≈ 6x+9x+10x=25x.

≈x=2500/25

x=100.

maximum share 10x= 10(100)=1000

&minimum share 6x= 6(100)=600.

Answered by amitnrw
1

Given : A sum of 2,500 is distributed among

X, Y and Z in the ratio 1/2 : 3/4 : 5/6

To Find : difference between the maximum share and the minimum share

Solution:

Share of X  = a/2     ₹

Share  of Y  = 3a/4  ₹

Share of Z = 5a/6   ₹

Total Share = a/2 + 3a/4  + 5a/6

= a(6  + 9 + 10)/12

= 25a/12

25a/12  = 2500

=> a  = 1200  

Share of X  = a/2  = 1200/2  = 600  ₹

Share  of Y  = 3a/4 = 3(1200)/4 = 900  ₹

Share of Z = 5a/6  = 5(1200)/6 = 1000    ₹

Maximum share = 1000

Minimum Share = 600

Difference = 1000 - 600 = 400

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