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The sum of the salaries of Tim, Tom and Max is equal to $7500. Tim receives 2/5of the total sum of the salaries, whereas Tom and Max receive 1/5 and 2/5 of the total sum of the salaries. Find out the salary of all of them.

I cannot solve this problem. Please help me. The sum of the salaries of Tim, Tom and Max is equal to $7500. Tim receives 2/5of the total sum of the...

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Beth J. LambUserAsked 12/17/2017 in Mathematic.
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Divide the amount $650 among X, Y and Z such that X receives 1/3 of the amount what Y receives and Y receives 2/3 of the amount what Z receives. Calculate the amount received by X, Y and Z respectively.

I cannot solve this math. Please help me..... Divide the amount $650 among X, Y and Z such that X receives 1/3 of the amount what Y receives and Y ...

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Beth J. LambUserAsked 12/17/2017 in Mathematic.
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Sam divides his income between his wife, son and two daughters in certain ratio. Sam gives 20 % to his son, 35 % to his wife and the remaining percentage of his savings is divided equally between his two daughters. Find the approximate amount that his wife receives if both of his daughters receive an equal amount of $ 250.

Sam divides his income between his wife, son and two daughters in certain ratio. Sam gives 20 % to his son, 35 % to his wife and the remaining percent...

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Regin AsylviaUserAsked 12/5/2017 in GMAT.
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If we divide 1690 into three parts such that the ratio of these parts is equal to 1/2 : 1/3 : 1/4, then find out the actual values that result in this ratio.

If we divide 1690 into three parts such that the ratio of these parts is equal to 1/2 : 1/3 : 1/4, then find out the actual values that result in this...

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muUserAsked 12/2/2017 in GMAT.
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Divide the number 395 into three different parts such that the second part is 25 % more than the first part and 20 % more than the third part.

Divide the number 395 into three different parts such that the second part is 25 % more than the first part and 20 % more than the third part. a . ...

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muUserAsked 12/2/2017 in GMAT.
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There are in all 31 balls in a basket, which are red and green in color. The number of red balls is 15 and the number of green balls is 16. Raven is said to pick a ball that is only red in color. Find out the probability that Raven picks out only a red color ball from this bag.

There are in all 31 balls in a basket, which are red and green in color. The number of red balls is 15 and the number of green balls is 16. Raven is s...

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IT Info WorldUserAsked 11/21/2017 in GMAT.
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What do the lines on both the sides of a roman number and a bar on the op indicate?

What do the lines on both the sides of a roman number and a bar on the op indicate? a. Multiplication by 100000 b. Multiplication by 100 c. Addit...

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Unlock CodeUserAsked 11/21/2017 in GMAT.
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In order to represent higher numbers with the help of roman symbols, a bar is placed on the top of the roman numbers and then the resultant number is multiplied by which of the following number to find out the exact value?

In order to represent higher numbers with the help of roman symbols, aΒ bar is placed on the top of the roman numbers and then the resultant number is ...

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Unlock CodeUserAsked 11/21/2017 in GMAT.
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What will be the value of (am)n for the value of a = 3, m = 2 and n = 4 respectively?

What will be the value of (am)n for the value of a = 3, m = 2 and n = 4 respectively? Which one is correct option? a. 9 b. 16 c. 81 ...

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Matthew WilsonUserAsked 11/2/2017 in GMAT.
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