Question

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Mrs. Sarla invested 20%, 30% and 25% of her savings in buying shares of three different companies A, B and C which declared dividends of 10%, 12% and 15% respectively. If her total income on account of dividends is Rs 2,337.50, find her savings and the amount which she invested in buying the shares of each company.​

Answer 1

Answer:

let the savings be Rs. 100.  

for company a his investment=100*(20/100)=20/-

for company a dividends= 20*(10/100)=2/-

for company b his investment=100*(30/100)=30/-

for company b dividends= 30*(12/100)=3.60/-

for company c his investment=100*(25/100)=25/-

for company c dividends= 25*(15/100)=3.75/-

therefore total dividends = 2+3.60+3.75=9.35/-  

if dividends is 9.35 then total savings =100/-  

if dividends is 4675 then total savings=  

amount invested for company a =50000*(20/100)=10000/-  

amount invested for company b =50000*(30/100)=15000/-  

amount invested for company a =50000*(25/100)=12500/-

 

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Answer 2

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