Math, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

Rajni has thrice as many rupees as sonia. Together they have 250 rupees. How many rupees does sonia has ?

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Answered by srjangid1988

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Sonia has 100 rupees and Rajni has 150 rupees

Answered by naveen200605

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Answer:

Amount of rupees Sonia has=x

Amount of rupees Rajni has=3x

Total amount=3x+x=250

4x=250

x=250/4=62.5

Amount of rupees Sonia has=62.5 rupees

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