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The electrical bill and the telephone bill of a family for the month of June were in the ratio 6:16. If 800 rupees more was to be paid for the telephone than for the electricity, how much was paid for each?​

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Question The electrical bill and the telephone bill of a family for the month of June were in the ratio 6:16. If 800 rupees more was to be paid for the telephone than for the electricity, how much was paid for each?

Solution

let X be electric bill.

If 800 more was paid .

then,

telephone bill = (X+800)

The Ratio of electric bill and phone bill = 6:16

 \frac{electric \: bill \: }{telephone \: bill}  =  \frac{6}{16}  =  \frac{3}{8 }  \\ putting \: values :  \\  \frac{x}{x + 20}  =  \frac{3}{8}  \\ solving \: by \: cross \: multiplication :  \\ 8x = 3(x + 800) \\ 8x = 3x + 2400 \\ 8x - 3x = 2400 \\ 5x = 2400 \\ x =  \frac{2400}{5}  \\ x = 480

x = Electric bill = 480

Electric bill = 480

Telephone bill = ( X + 800)

telephone bill = (480+800)

Telephone bill = 1280

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