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If rs. 7700 are divided among three brothers anuj, vijay and dhiraj in such a way that simple interest on each part at 5% per annum after 1, 2 and 3 years, respectively remains equal, the share of anuj is more than that of dhiraj by?

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Answered by ChitranjanMahajan
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The share of Anuj is more than that of Dhiraj by Rs. 2800.

• Total amount of money to be divided among Anuj, Vijay and Dhiraj = Rs. 7700

Let the share of Anuj be Rs. X, the share of Vijay be Rs. Y, and the share of Dhiraj be Rs. Z.

• Given rate of simple interest per annum for all three = 5 %

Time for Anuj = 1 year

Time for Vijay = 2 years

Time for Dhiraj = 3 years

• The simple interest for a given amount in a given period of time is given as :

Simple Interest = ( Principal × Rate × Time ) / 100

 ∴ S.I. for Anuj after 1 year = ( X × 5 × 1 ) / 100 = X / 20

S.I. for Vijay after 2 years = (Y × 5 × 2 ) / 100 = Y / 10

S.I. for Dhiraj after 3 years = ( Z × 5 × 3 ) / 100 = 3Z / 20

• According to the question,

X / 20 = Y / 10 = 3Z / 20

Or, X / 20 = 3Z / 20 ;  Y / 10 = 3Z / 20

Or, X = (3Z × 20 ) / 20 ; Y = (3Z × 10 ) / 20

Or, X = 3Z  - (i) ;  Y = 3Z / 2  - (ii)

• Also, according to the question,

X + Y + Z = Rs. 7700

=> 3Z + (3Z / 2) + Z = Rs. 7700   [ substituting X and Y from eq. (i) and (ii)]

=> ( 6Z + 3Z + 2Z ) / 2 = Rs. 7700

=> 11Z = 2 × Rs. 7700

=> Z = ( 2 × Rs. 7700 ) / 11

=> Z = Rs. 1400

Therefore, Dhiraj's share is Rs. 1400.

• Putting the value of Z in eq. (i), we get,

X = 3 × Rs.1400 = Rs. 4200

Therefore, Anuj's share is Rs. 4200.

Difference between Anuj's share and Dhiraj's share = Rs. 4200 - Rs. 1400 = Rs. 2800

Therefore, Anuj received Rs. 2800 more than Dhiraj.

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