Math, asked by rahulraghav33, 5 months ago

one sixth of dolly's income is equal to one fifth of Sally's income. if Dolly earns ₹3000 more than sally. how much are they earning separately ?

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Answered by aanyaaanvi

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Answer:

Dolly's income = ₹3000

Sally's income = ₹2500

Step-by-step explanation:

Let Sally's income be x

Let Dolly's 1/6th income be 1/5x

1/6 x 3000 = 1/5x

500 = 1/5x

500 ÷ 1/5 = x

500 x 5 = x

2500 = x

Dolly's income = ₹3000

Sally's income = ₹2500

Answered by sheikhtajamul854

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one sixth of dolly's income is equal to one fifth of Sally's income. if Dolly earns ₹3000 more than sally. how much are they earning separately ?

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