Question
'A', 'B' and 'C' distributed Rs. 1000 among themselves
in the ratio 6:2:2, respectively. 'A' gave some amount to 'B' such that new amount with 'B' is four times of that with 'A' now. Find the amount given by 'A' to 'B'.Solution
Amount received by 'A' = 1000 × (6/10) = Rs. 600 Amount received by 'B' = 1000 × (2/10) = Rs. 200 Let Amount given by 'A' to 'B' be Rs. 'x' According to the question, 4 × (600 - x) = 200 + x Or, 2400 - 4x = 200 + x Or, 2400 - 200 = x + 4x Or, 2200 = 5x Or, x = 440
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