The income of A is 45% more than the income of B and the income of C is 60% less than the sum of the incomes of A and B. The income of D is 20% more than that of C. If the difference between the incomes of B and D is Rs. 13200, then the income (in Rs.) of C is:
73500
This problem involves calculating the incomes of four individuals, A, B, C, and D, based on percentage relationships and a given difference in income between two of them. We need to find the income of C.
Let's denote the incomes of A, B, C, and D as \(I_A\), \(I_B\), \(I_C\), and \(I_D\) respectively.
We are given the following relationships:
It's helpful to express all incomes in terms of a single variable. Let's use the income of B, \(I_B\).
We are given that the difference between the incomes of B and D is Rs. 13200. Let's compare \(I_B\) and \(I_D\):
Since \(1.176 > 1\), \(I_D\) is greater than \(I_B\). The difference is \(I_D - I_B\).
$$I_D - I_B = 13200$$ $$1.176 I_B - I_B = 13200$$ $$(1.176 - 1) I_B = 13200$$ $$0.176 I_B = 13200$$Now, solve for \(I_B\):
$$I_B = \frac{13200}{0.176}$$To remove the decimal from the denominator, multiply both numerator and denominator by 1000:
$$I_B = \frac{13200 \times 1000}{0.176 \times 1000}$$ $$I_B = \frac{13200000}{176}$$Let's perform the division:
\(13200000 \div 176 = 75000\)
So, the income of B is \(I_B = 75000\) Rs.
The question asks for the income of C (\(I_C\)). We found the relationship \(I_C = 0.98 I_B\).
$$I_C = 0.98 \times 75000$$ $$I_C = \frac{98}{100} \times 75000$$ $$I_C = 98 \times \frac{75000}{100}$$ $$I_C = 98 \times 750$$Let's calculate \(98 \times 750\):
$$98 \times 750 = (100 - 2) \times 750$$ $$= 100 \times 750 - 2 \times 750$$ $$= 75000 - 1500$$ $$= 73500$$So, the income of C is \(I_C = 73500\) Rs.
Based on \(I_B = 75000\):
| Person | Income Calculation | Income (Rs.) |
|---|---|---|
| B | \(I_B\) | 75000 |
| A | \(1.45 \times I_B = 1.45 \times 75000\) | 108750 |
| C | \(0.98 \times I_B = 0.98 \times 75000\) | 73500 |
| D | \(1.176 \times I_B = 1.176 \times 75000\) | 88200 |
Let's check the difference between D and B: \(I_D - I_B = 88200 - 75000 = 13200\), which matches the given information.
The income of C is 73500 Rs.
| Concept | Explanation | Formula/Example |
|---|---|---|
| Percentage Increase | Adding a percentage of a value to the original value. | Original Value + (Percentage / 100) * Original Value or Original Value * (1 + Percentage / 100) |
| Percentage Decrease | Subtracting a percentage of a value from the original value. | Original Value - (Percentage / 100) * Original Value or Original Value * (1 - Percentage / 100) |
| Solving Equations | Using algebraic methods to find the value of an unknown variable based on given relationships. | If \(ax = b\), then \(x = b/a\). |
| Translating Word Problems | Converting written descriptions into mathematical expressions and equations. | "A is 45% more than B" translates to \(A = B(1 + 0.45)\). |
Understanding how to work with percentages is crucial for solving problems like this. A percentage is a fraction out of 100. For example, 45% means 45/100 or 0.45.
In this problem, we repeatedly used these concepts to set up the equations relating the incomes. It's important to be careful with calculations involving decimals or fractions.
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