The expenditure of a family is directly proportional to the number of members in the family. If the expenditure of a family is ₹ 10,000 when there are 5 members, then find the expenditure when there are 10 members in the family.
A
₹ 20,000
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B
₹ 10,000
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C
₹ 30,000
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D
₹ 15,000
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Solution
The correct option is A ₹ 20,000 Given, the expenditure of a family (E) is directly proportional to the number of members (N) in the family. ⇒E∝N Let the constant of variation be k. ⇒E=kN Given, at E = ₹ 10,000, N = 5. So,k=EN=10,0005=2,000. Hence, the expenditure when there are 10 members in the family (i.e N = 10) = kN = (2000)(10) = ₹ 20,000.