Question
A has 10 chocolates, and B has 8 chocolates. C wants to
buy some chocolates from them, so they decide to share all the chocolates equally among the three. In return, C pays a total of ₹54 to A and B together. How much more money does A receive compared to B?Solution
As A and B had a total of 18 chocolates, so A and B must have given 4 and 2 chocolates respectively to C.
Hence, the ratio of their share must be 2:1. Now Raj paid ₹54 for 6 chocolates. So cost of one chocolate is ₹9.
Hence A and B got ₹36 and ₹18 respectively.
Therefore, A gets ₹18 more than B.
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