Jack has 25 notes of ₹50 with him. John has 15 notes of ₹100. What is the ratio between the overall money that Jack and John have respectively?
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Total money that Jack has = 25 $\times$ 50 = ₹1250

Total money that John has = 15 $\times$ 100 = ₹1500
$[1 M a r k]$

Ratio between Jack and John's money = 1250 : 1500 = 5 : 6
$[1 M a r k]$

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Jack has 25 notes of ₹50 with him. John has 15 notes of ₹100. What is the ratio between the overall money that Jack and John have respectively? [2 Marks]

Total money that Jack has = 25 × 50 = ₹1250 Total money that John has = 15 × 100 = ₹1500 [1 Mark] Ratio between Jack and John's money = 1250 : 1500 = 5 : 6 [1 Mark]

Jack has 25 notes of ₹50 with him. John has 15 notes of ₹100. What is the ratio between the overall money that Jack and John have respectively?
$[2 M a r k s]$

Total money that Jack has = 25 $\times$ 50 = ₹1250

Total money that John has = 15 $\times$ 100 = ₹1500
$[1 M a r k]$

Ratio between Jack and John's money = 1250 : 1500 = 5 : 6
$[1 M a r k]$