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Powered by AIIf the speeds are in ratio 3:4, the second train travels \(\frac{4}{3}\) times the first train's distance in the same time: \(\frac{4}{3} * 240 = 320\) km, so second train covers 320 km .
The youngest son's share corresponds to 12 parts. If 12 parts = 35000, then 1 part = 35000/12 = 2916.67. The total of 28 parts (7+9+12) means total wealth is 28 * 2916.67 = 81,666.68. Adjusting for possible rounding, total wealth given in options is 2,10,000 .
The ratio of their ages is 5:7, so let the ages be 5x and 7x. According to the problem, \(5x + 7x = 48\), which simplifies to \(12x = 48\). Solving this gives \(x = 4\). Therefore, the age of the younger (5x) = 20 years .
Let numbers be 7x and 11x. Given their sum \(18x = 180\), solving gives \(x = 10\). The smaller number is 7x = 70 .
The amount C receives is proportional to the ratio value 7. If 7 parts = 2800, then 1 part = 2800/7 = 400. A's share is 3 parts, so A receives 3 * 400 = 1200 .
To find x:y from 4x = 5y, rearrange to \( x = \frac{5}{4}y \). Thus, the ratio x:y is 5:4 .
To determine the ratio A:C, we need to eliminate the common term B. A:B = 2:3 means \( A = \frac{2}{3}B \) and B:C = 4:5 means \( B = \frac{4}{5}C \). By substitution \( A = \frac{2}{3}(\frac{4}{5}C) \) leads to \( A = \frac{8}{15}C \). So, A:C = 8:15 .
With ratio 4:5, let amounts be 4x and 5x. Then 4x + 5x = 1800 implies 9x = 1800. Solving gives \(x = 200\). Thus, A receives 4x = 800 .
Suppose the length is 5x and the breadth is 3x. The perimeter is given by \(2(length + breadth) = 64\). This gives \(16x = 64\), solving for x gives \(x=4\). Thus, the length, 5x, is 5*4 = 20 cm .
Knowing the difference 6x - 5x = 5000, x equals 5000. The higher income is 6x = 6 * 5000 = 30000 .