Robert, Adam and Elli together earned #$807000#, If Robert's expenses are #75%#, Adam's expenses are #85%# and Elli's savings are #10%#. If their savings are in the ratio of #16:17:12#, what are their savings?

Answer 1

Savings of Robert are #43426.01# rupees, that of Adam are #46140.13# rupees and income of Elli is #=32569.51# rupees.

Let the income of Robert be #x# rupees and that of Adam be #y#. Then income of Elli is #807000-x-y#.
As Robert's expenses are #75%#, his savings are #(25x)/100#; Adam's expenses are #85%#, his savings are #(15y)/100# and Elli's income are #807000-x-y#, her savings are
#(10(807000-x-y))/100=(807000-x-y)/10#.
As savings are in the ratio of #16:17:12#, we should have
#((25x)/100)/16=((15y)/100)/17=((807000-x-y)/10)/12#
or #x/64=(3y)/340=(807000-x-y)/120#
Let this be #k#, then
#x=64k#, #y=(340k)/3# and hence
#(807000-64k-(340k)/3)/120=k#
or #807000-64k-(340k)/3=120k#
or #2421000-192k-340k=360k#
i.e. #892k=2421000# or #k=2421000/892#
Hence savings of Robert are #64xx2421000/892xx25/100=43426.01# rupees, that of Adam are #340/3xx2421000/892xx15/100=46140.13# rupees and income of Elli is #43426.01/16xx12=32569.51# rupees.
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