The question is a little confusing, but a fraction that is equal to 2 using 3 as a denominator is 6/3. Any addition to the numerator will make the number larger than 2; so 7/3, 10/3, 20/3 are all greater than 2.
Answer:
P.7500.00
Step-by-step explanation:
We are told that:
The ratio of Val's savings to Dan is 2:3 at first.
Now, Dan spent P3000.00 and Val's saving became 1⅓ more of that Dan's remaining savings.
Let's say the total amount of savings they had at first was x.
Thus;
Val had: 2x/5
Dan had: 3x/5
Now, Dan spent P3000.00.
So amount Dan has left = (3x/5) - 3000
We are told Val's savings is now 1⅓ = 4/3 times that of Dan's remaining savings
Thus; 2x/5 = (4/3)((3x/5) - 3000)
2x/5 = 12x/15 - 4000
Multiply through by 15 to get;
6x = 12x - (3000 × 15)
6x = 12x - 45000
Rearranging, we have;
12x - 6x = 45000
6x = 45000
x = 45000/6
x = P.7500
Answer:
20÷[18-{20-3(4)}]
120÷[18-[20-12]]
120÷[18-8]]
120÷10
12
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