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Manish and Jhanavi each receive an equal bonus. Manish has 1/2 fraction of allowance as saving accounts , 1/4 of the fraction he

spend at the mall. Jhanavi has 1/3 fraction of allowance as saving accounts , 3/5 of the fraction she spend at the mall. If the allowance of each is Rs. 2520,find the amount left with Manish and Jhanavi?'

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Valentin [98]3 years ago

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Answer:

Manish has Rs630 while Jhanavi has Rs168.

Step-by-step explanation:

The fraction Manish would have left would be subtracting the fraction on savings as well as that spent on the mall. Which would be;

1 -( 1/2 + 1/4)=1 -3/4 = 1/4

Meaning Manish had 1/4 of his allowance left on him.

Which means 1/4 × Rs. 2520=Rs630

Similarly for Jhanavi, we have :

The fraction left as

1-(1/3 +3/5) = 1 - ( 14/15) = 1/15

Meaning 1/15 of the allowance got remains which is;

1/15 × Rs. 2520= Rs.168

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