a person earned $20 on 1 day and spent $ 15 on next day. He again earned $20 on the 3rd day and spent $15 on the fourth day and so on. On which day he will first have $60 with him?
first im going to ask you..if he earns 20 one day and loses 15 the next day...how much does he have in 2 days?
5+20+20=25?
Every 2 day that person would have $5. just keep adding 'till you get $60
There's a major problem with this problem. It doesn't say how much money he starts out with.
@znUnz , no, actually
huh? that's 20 - 15 in two days
at 40 dollars, he will get to 60.
k sry i thoght that he s earning 20 daily and not spending any
so how much does he have in 2 days?
5
on day 24 you will get $60
60 divided by 5?
20-15=5 therefore he takes two days to spent...therefore 5x=60*2 x=60*2/5 x=24 24 days
the ans is 17th day
@aroo1993
may be the ans given in my book is wrong........
On day 16 you have 40, on day 17 you have 60. I've been trying to tell you guys that the whole time.
17 day seems correct
Yes 16 to 17 is correct as inky stated
I tried to explain that to some of you, but I'm not sure I did it very well :/
( I got it ;-)
:)
how cum?
^LOL
Well, how much money do you have on day 16, @aroo1993
40
And how much money do you have on day 17?
???
You get paid on 17
k thnx
Let me explain. Say a frog jumps 99 feet and drops 98 feet right after. If a wall is 100 feet, how many jumps does it take him to go as high as the wall?
Only 2.
Not 100, because on the second jump, he is already 100 feet, even though he falls back to 2 feet.
guys its wrong i think i may hav the answer 20-15=5 therefore he takes one and half days to spent...therefore 5x=60*2 x=60*1.5/5 x=18 18 days
do it manually day 1 - 20 2 - 5 3 - 25 4 - 10 5 - 30 6 - 15 7 - 35 8 - 20 9 - 40 10 - 25 11 - 45 12 - 30 13 - 50 14 - 35 15 - 55 16 - 40 17 - 60 see?
18-45 19-65 20-50 *THESE NUMBERS DO NOT MATTER BECAUSE WE ALREADY REACHED 60 DOLLARS ON DAY 17!*
Wait. If you're talking about money saved then by the 24th day he would have saved $60. If you want to have $60, then you would have $60 by the 17th day. ON the 18th day however, it drops back down to $45 Is that right @inkyvoyd
Exactly, @znUnz
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