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A sum of Rs. 6,300 is divided among A, B, C and D such that the ratio of the combined share of A and D to the combined share of B and C is 11:10 and the ratio of the shares of B and D is 8:9. If C receives Rs. 1,560, then what is the difference (in Rs.) between the shares of A and B?

  1. A
    160
  2. B
    120
  3. C
    180
  4. D
    240

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Total sum = Rs. 6,300.
The ratio of (A+D):(B+C)=11:10.
Total parts = 11+10=21 units.

21 units=6300⟹1 unit=300
Therefore:

A+D=11×300=3300
B+C=10×300=3000
Given that C receives Rs. 1,560:

B+1560=3000⟹B=3000−1560=1440
The ratio of the shares of B and D is 8:9:

D
B

=
9
8


D
1440

=
9
8

⟹D=
8
1440×9

=180×9=1620
Now, substituting the value of D into (A+D)=3300:

A+1620=3300⟹A=3300−1620=1680
We need to find the difference between the shares of A and B:

Difference=A−B=1680−1440=Rs. 240

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A sum of Rs. 6,300 is divided among A, B, C and D such that the ratio of the combined share of A and D to the combined share of B and C is 11:10 and the ratio of the shares of B and D is 8:9. If C receives Rs. 1,560, then what is the difference (in Rs.) between the shares of A and B?
A
160
B
120
C
180
D
240

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