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2 years ago

A sum of money is shared between Ali and

Mathematics

1 answer:

Zarrin [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Ben' share = 2(600/5) = $240

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the sum of money be x

Given that the ratio between Ali and Ben is 3:2

As adding both parts of ratio gives 5 parts so,

For finding one part = x/5

So according to given condition:

Ali's share(one part) + Ben's share(one part) = 120

3(x/5) - 2(x/5) = 120

By simplifying:

x/5 = 120

Multiplying both sides by 5

x = 600

So the total amount is 600

Ali's share would be = 3(600/5) = $360

Ben' share = 2(600/5) = $240

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