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3 years ago

Sandeep has twice as much as sonia. together they have rs 150. how much money does sonia have.

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Nimfa-mama [501]3 years ago

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It says Sandeep has twice as much as Sonia. Thus, let Sandeep's amount be 2x and Sonia's amount be x.

Now, together they have 150.

Thus, the equation;

x+2x=150

Now let's solve the equation;

3x=150

x=150/3

x=50

Thus, Sonia has 50

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