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A, B and C had equal amount of money. Firstly, A gave 18% of his money to B. Then, B gave 15% of his total money to C. Now, the amount of money with A is what percentage of the amount of money with C? 

A, B and C had equal amount of money. Firstly, A gave 18% of his money to B. Then, B gave 15% of his total money to C. Now, the amount of money with A is what percentage of the amount of money with C?  Correct Answer 69.67%

Let their initial amount be Rs. ‘x’

A’s new share = x – 0.18x = 0.82x

B’s share after receiving from A = x + 0.18x = 1.18x

C’s new share = x + 0.15 × 1.18x = x + 0.177x = 1.177x

∴ Required percentage = (0.82x/1.177x) × 100 = 69.67%

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