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Three boys Hari, Biju and Naga together have Rs. 675. Hari has got three times as much as Biju but Rs. 25 more than Naga. How much does Naga have?

Three boys Hari, Biju and Naga together have Rs. 675. Hari has got three times as much as Biju but Rs. 25 more than Naga. How much does Naga have? Correct Answer Rs. 275

Given:

They have together Rs. 675

Hari has got three times as much as Biju but Rs. 25 more than Naga

Concept Used:

Concept of share

If A has share Rs. X and B has share Rs. Y then their total share is (X + Y)

Calculation:

Let share of Biju is x

Share of Hari is 3x

Share of Naga is (3x – 25)

Accordingly,

x + 3x + 3x – 25 = 675

⇒ 7x = 675 + 25

⇒ x = 700/7

⇒ x = 100

Share of naga is (3 × 100 – 25)

⇒ 275

∴ Naga have Rs. 275

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