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3 years ago

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Phil and Jake are 16 and 14 years old respectively, $9150 isshared between them in the ratio of their age , how much does Phil g

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julsineya [31]3 years ago

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age ratio => Phil : Jake

16 : 14

( 16+14 = 30 ) units = $9150

1 unit = $9150 ÷ 30

16 units = ( 9150 ÷ 30 ) × 16

= $ 4880

Therefore, Phil gets $4880

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