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6) Jack shares £180 between his two children Ruth and Ben. The ratio of ruths share to Bens share is 5:4 a) Work out how much each child is given? Ben then gives 10% of his share to ruth. b) Work out the percentage of the £180 that ruth has now
4 Answers
- ?Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
5 + 4 = 9
Ruth's share = 5/9 x 180
= 900/9
Ruth's share = £100
Ben's share = 4/9 x 180
= 720/9
= £80
= 10% x Ben's share
= 1/10 x 80
= 80/10
= £8
Ruth's total share = 100 + 8
= £108
% = 108/180 x 100
% = 10800/180
= 60%
So Ruth's share = 60% of total share
Hope this helps
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- 1 decade ago
a)ruth: £100 ben: £80
b)10% of 80=8
108:72
108/180=.6=60%
Ruth has %60 percent of the £180
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Work is the issue, bens share is not the issue
- heavenLv 45 years ago
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