A man owns 2 3 of the market research beauro business and sells 3 4th of his shares for rs

Value of business be x
Man owns =2/3 of X
And sell 3/4 of (2/3)x =75000
X=150000
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(3/4)*x=75000
So, x=100000
Owns a business
(2/3) *total = 100000
Hence, total=150000
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let shares value be X
3/4(2/3x)=75000
x=2*75000=150000
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(3/4)*x=75000
So, x=100000
Owns a business
(2/3) *total = 100000
Hence, total=150000
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let the value of business is x
and he owns=2/3 of x
then sells 3/4th of 2/3rd (which he owns) of x =75000
hence x=150000
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total shares be x
a's share 2x/3
3/4 of 2x/3 = 75,000
x=1,50,000
value of business =1,50,000
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37500.(2*56250/3)
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Value of business be x
Man owns =2/3 of X
And sell 3/4 of (2/3)x =75000
X=150000
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1,50,000 rupees
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150000
(3/4)(2/3)75000
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1,50,000 is the ans as 3/4=75000 then total=100000 which will be 2/3 then total 2/3+1/3=1,00,000+50,000=1,50,000
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Simply make one assumption suppose at starting market value:300;
so (300)*2/3=200;
now in this 200 the part of 3/4 is 200*3/4=150
now, 150 values=75,000 then initially it is 200
150--->75,000
200-->?
let 200=x; direct variation rule increase the market, increase in the price also;
x=200*75000/150=1,00,000
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A man owns 2/3 of the market research beauro business and sells 3/4th of his shares for rs.75,000.What is the value of business