The expenditure of a company on five heads A, B, C, D and E is in proportion to 3:5:7:11:? respectively. The expenditure on E is equal to the arithmetic mean of the expenditures on A and D. If the expenditure on C exceeds that on B by ₹18,000, find the total expenditure (₹) of the company
₹2,97,000
To solve the provided problem, we need to determine the ratio and relationship between the expenditures on various heads (A, B, C, D, and E) given in the question, and then calculate the company's total expenditure.
The expenditure expenses are given in proportion as 3:5:7:11:x, where x is the expenditure ratio for E. Additionally, the expenditure for E is stated to be equal to the arithmetic mean of the expenditures on A and D.
This means:
Let's denote the common multiple for these proportions as k. Therefore, the expenditures can be expressed as:
Given that the expenditure on C exceeds that on B by ₹18,000, we can write the equation as:
Simplifying the equation:
Now we know the value of k. Next, we use the information that the expenditure on E equals the arithmetic mean of expenditures on A and D:
Thus, the ratios become 3:5:7:11:7.
Now we can find the total expenditure by adding the individual expenditures:
Substituting the value of k:
Therefore, the total expenditure of the company is ₹2,97,000. The correct answer is ₹2,97,000.
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