Populations of two villages X and Y are in the ratio of 34 ∶ 43 respectively. If the population of village Y increases by 125000 and the population of village X remains unchanged the respective ratio of their populations becomes 17 ∶ 24. What is the population of village Y?
Populations of two villages X and Y are in the ratio of 34 ∶ 43 respectively. If the population of village Y increases by 125000 and the population of village X remains unchanged the respective ratio of their populations becomes 17 ∶ 24. What is the population of village Y? Correct Answer None of these
Given,
Ratio of Populations of villages X and Y = X ∶ Y = 34 ∶ 43
Ratio of Populations of villages X and Y if the population of village Y increase by 125000 = X ∶ (Y + 125000) = 17 ∶ 24
X ∶ Y = 34 ∶ 43
⇒ X/Y = 34/43
⇒ Y = 43X/34
Now,
X ∶ (Y + 125000) = 17 ∶ 24
⇒ X/ (Y + 125000) = 17/24
⇒ X/ (43X/34 + 125000) = 17/24
⇒ 24X = 43X/2 + 2125000
⇒ X = 850000
The population of village Y = 43 × 850000/34 = 1075000
∴ The population of village Y = 1075000
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