Question
Arjun invests Rs.600 more than Varun, while Arjun’s
investment period is 20% less than Varun’s. If the ratio of Arjun’s profit to Varun’s profit is 4:3, find Varun’s investment.Solution
ATQ, Let the investment of Varun and Arjun be x and (x + 600) respectively. Ratio of the investment period of Arjun to Varun = 80:100 = 4:5 ((x+600)×4)/(x×5)=4/3 12(x + 600) = 20x 12x + 7200 = 20x 8x = 7200 x = Rs. 900
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