Question
The ratio of the monthly incomes of Dinesh, Nikhil and
Rohan is 64:73:81. If Dinesh’s monthly income is 10,496, then find Rohan’s annual income.Solution
Le the monthly incomes of Dinesh, Nikhil and Rohan is 64x,73x and 81x Given, 64x = 10496 x = 164 Now, Rohan’s Annual Income = 81 × 164 × 12 = Rs.159408
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