Is it possible for two different linear functions to have the same y-intercept? Explain.
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Step-by-step explanation:
- Four businessmen invested a sum of Rs. 250,000 in the ratio of 3:5:7:10 to start a new business.
(i) The amount invested by each businessman is;
<u>1^st businessman invested:</u>
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Rs. 30,000
<u>2^nd businessman invested:</u>
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<u /> = Rs. 50,000
<u>3^rd businessman invested:</u>
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<u /> = Rs. 70,000
<u>4^th businessman invested:</u>
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= Rs. 100,000
- If they gained Rs. 50,000
(ii) The profit each one of them got is;
<u>1^st businessman got:</u>
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<u /> = Rs. 6,000
<u>2^nd businessman got:</u>
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<u /> = Rs. 10,000
<u>3^rd businessman got:</u>
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<u /> = Rs. 14,000
<u>4^th businessman got:</u>
= Rs. 20,000