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Chapter 1: Ratio and Proportional
Q 1: Two friends bought a house for Rs 45,00,000. Neeraj paid Rs 20,00,000 and Sanjeev paid the rest. Three years they sold the house for Rs 63,00,000. How much should Neeraj receive from the sale?



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Answered by math12330
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1800000/-

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1- 4500000-2000000=2500000

step 2- 6300000-2500000=3800000

Step 3- so it is clearly mentioned that Sanjiv paid the rest means Sanjiv paid 25 crore so it is more than Neeraj paid, So Sanjiv should get 38 crore and Neeraj should get 380000-200000=180000/-

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