Math, asked by smamsn599, 11 months ago

Peter & Alex share a lottery win of £4450 in the ratio 4 : 1.
Peter then shares his part between himself, his wife & their son in the ratio 1 : 6 : 3.
How much more does his wife get over their son?

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Answered by dhairya2n
5

Answer:

1068

Step-by-step explanation:

1st part

Total amount = £4450

Sum of parts of ratio=4+1=5

Peter's share=4/5*4450=£3560

2nd part

Total amount=3560

Sum of parts of ratio=1+6+3=10

Peter's share=1/10*3560=£356

His wife's share=6/10*3560=£2136

Their son's share=3/10*3560=£1068

Difference in money of his wife and his son=£2136-£1068=£1068.

Answered by XxItzAnvayaXx
5

\boxed {\underline  {\mathbb {QUESTION:-}}}

Peter & Alex share a lottery win of £4450 in the ratio 4 : 1. Peter then shares his part between himself, his wife & their son in the ratio 1 : 6 : 3. How much more does his wife get over their son?

\boxed {\underline  {\mathbb {FINAL\:ANSWER:-}}}

\£ 1068

\boxed {\underline  {\mathbb {GIVEN:-}}}

  • Peter & Alex share a lottery win of £4450 in the ratio 4 : 1
  • Peter then shares his part between himself, his wife & their son in the ratio 1 : 6 : 3

\boxed {\underline  {\mathbb {TO\:FIND:-}}}

How much money his wife get over their son

\boxed {\underline  {\mathbb {THINGS\:TO\:ASSUME:-}}}

  • Let the money of lottery that peter get = 4x
  • Let the money of lottery that alex  get = x

And

  • Out of peter’s share amount himself get = y
  • Amount his wife get = 6y
  • Amount their son get =3y

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according to question

peter share + alex share =lottery

hence \boxed {4x+x=4450}

4x+x=4450

5x=4450 [after adding 4x and x gives 5x]

x=\frac{4450}{5} [bringing 5 to RHS divides]

x= \£ 890

  • money of lottery that peter get = 4x \implies  890 \times 4 \implies  \boxed {\£3560}
  • money of lottery that alex  get = x \implies  \boxed {\£890}

peter+ wife+son=peter \:share \:of\: lottery

y+6y+3y=3560

10y= 3560  [ ←after adding y and 6y and 3y we get 10y]

y=\frac{3560}{10}  [ ←bringing 10 to RHS it get divide]

y=356

  • amount he get for himself after getting lottery = y \implies \boxed{356}
  • Amount his wife get = 6y \implies 6 \times 356 \implies \boxed {\£ 2136}
  • Amount their son get =3x \implies 3 \times  356 \implies \boxed {\£ 1068}

Money his wife get over their son  

=2136-1068 [← how much money did mother get more than his son]

\boxed{\£ 1068}

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