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by cartera » Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:11 am

A guy saves $1200 in Jan, Feb and Mar. Ratio of savings of Jan:(Feb+Mar)=1:3. Ratio of Savings in Feb:(Jan+Mar)=7:2, what was the savings of march?


A 200
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by DanaJ » Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:44 am
Are you sure that the ratios are correct? I'm not getting the OA... Or maybe I'm just wrong...
First, you have that j/(f+m) = 1/3, with f+m = 3j. So j+f+m = 1200 is the equivalent of j+3j = 4j = 1200, with j = 300. Suppose that f is the biggest it can be, meaning 1200 - 300 = 900 (with m = 0). This still is not consistent with f/(j+m) = 7/2, since 800/300 = 8/3 < 7/2....


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by piyush_nitt » Sat Jan 24, 2009 1:57 am
DanaJ wrote:Are you sure that the ratios are correct? I'm not getting the OA... Or maybe I'm just wrong...
First, you have that j/(f+m) = 1/3, with f+m = 3j. So j+f+m = 1200 is the equivalent of j+3j = 4j = 1200, with j = 400. Suppose that f is the biggest it can be, meaning 1200 - 400 = 800 (with m = 0). This still is not consistent with f/(j+m) = 7/2, since 800/400 = 2 < 7/2....
Yep , something wrong . I am not getting answer as well. Did same thing what you did Danaj.
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by aroon7 » Sat Jan 24, 2009 7:47 am
Danaj,

if j+3j = 4j = 1200, then j = 300...

but on solving further, i get M = -300/9

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