SOLUTION: A and B have Rs.39 between them, but if A were to lose two third of his money, and B three-fourths of his, they would then have only Rs.11. How much amount each has?
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Question 974466: A and B have Rs.39 between them, but if A were to lose two third of his money, and B three-fourths of his, they would then have only Rs.11. How much amount each has?
Answer by josgarithmetic(39630) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A has x and B has y.
x+y=39.
The losses: x/3+y/4=11.
Solve the system:
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