Among the three, Neeta received the least amount in bank deposits, while Geeta received the highest. The value of the assets was distributed equally among the children, as were the gold coins.
How many flats did Neeta receive?
Refer to the table given below:
AssetFlats (Rs.in lakhs)30+30=6030House (Rs.in lakhs)50Bank deposits (Rs.in lakhs)x1x270−(x1+x2)Coins (Total number=n and)n3n3n3Total value=n×1=Rs.n lakhs)Total (Rs. in lakhs)60+x1+n350+x2+n330+70−(x1+x2)+n3
Given, the total value of the assets is distributed equally among the three children. Then
60+x1+n3=50+x2+n3=30+70−(x1+x2)+n3
Taking 60+x1+n3=50+x2+n3, we get
x2−x1=60−50=10−−−−−−−−−−−1)
Now taking 50+x2+n3=30+70−(x1+x2)+n3, we get
x1+2x2=50−−−−−−−−−2)
Putting the value of x2 from 1) into 2), we get
x1+2(x1+10)=503x1=30
x1=10 lakhs
Hence, x2=20 lakhs & (70−x1−x2)=70–10–20=40 lakhs
Since, it is given that Neeta received the least amount in bank deposits, therefore Neeta received x1 = Rs. 10 lakhs in bank deposits, as Geeta received the highest deposits so, Geeta received Rs. 40 lakhs and Seeta received x2=20 lakhs in bank deposits.
Hence, the updated table is as follows:
AssetNeetaSeetaGeetaFlats (Rs.in lakhs)30+30=6030House (Rs.in lakhs)50Bank deposits(Rs. in lakhs)102040Coins (Total number=n and)n3n3n3Total value=n×1=Rs.n lakhs)Total (Rs. in lakhs)70+n370+n370+n3
As can be seen from the table above, Neeta received 2 flats worth Rs. 30 lakhs each.