Question
The average value of the property of Karan, Arjun, and
Vikas is Rs. 78 lacs. The value of the property of Karan is Rs. 25 lacs less than the value of the property of Arjun, and Rs. 5 lacs less than the value of the property of Vikas. Find the value of the property of Vikas.Solution
Average property value:
Given relationships: K=A−25 (Karan is 25 lacs less than Arjun) K=V−5 (Karan is 5 lacs less than Vikas)
Substitute for A and V:
K+(K+25)+(K+5)=234 Simplify and solve for K: 3K+30 = 234 ⟹ 3K = 204 ⟹ K = 68 Vikas's property = V=K+5=68+5=73
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