A man left Tk. 5000 to his three sons X, Y and Z. For every Taka X received, Y received Tk. 1.5 and Z received Tk. 2.5. How much money was left to Y?

A man left Tk. 5000 to his three sons X, Y and Z. For every Taka X received, Y received Tk. 1.5 and Z received Tk. 2.5. How much money was left to Y? Correct Answer Tk. 1500

Total taka man left = 5000Let , X receive Tk 1 Y received Tk. 1.5 & Z received Tk. 2.5.ATQ, [5000/(1+1.5+2.5)]= 1000 TkMoney left of to Y =1.5*1000 = 1500 (Answer)
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