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  • A has double the money of B and B has 50% more money then C. If average money of all the three persons is ? 12000, how money does A have?


  • Options
  • A. ? 211000/11
  • B. ? 315000/11
  • C. ? 216000/11
  • D. ? 316000/11

  • Correct Answer
  • ? 216000/11 

    Explanation

    Let money of C be ? N.

    According to the question
    Total money of B = N + N x 50%
    = N + 50N/100 = 3N/2

    Total money of A = 2 x 3N/2 = 3N

    Average money of three persons = 12000
    ? Total money of three = 12000 x 3
    ? 3N + (3N/2) + N = 12000 x 3
    ? (6N + 3N + 2N)/2 = 36000
    ? N = (36000 x 2)/11 = 72000/11

    Now, money of A = 3N = (3 x 72000)/11
    = ? 216000/11


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