Multiple choice

A sum of money is divided among $C ,$ A and $B$ in ratio of $4 : 5 : 6$ and another sum of money is divided between M and N equally if B got 2000 more than M then how much C get?

  1. Rs. 1000

  2. Rs. 500

  3. Rs. 4000

  4. Can't be determined
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D Correct answer
Explanation

The problem provides the ratio for C, A, and B, but the second sum of money (for M and N) is independent and lacks a defined relationship to the first sum. Since the total amount of either sum is unknown, we cannot determine the specific value for C.

AI explanation

The first sum is divided strictly by the ratio 4:5:6, while the second sum is divided into two equal parts. Because the actual total values of these two separate sums of money are never provided, we cannot find the real value of any single share. The value of B's share and M's share depend entirely on these unknown initial sums. Therefore, the amount received by C cannot be determined from the given information.

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