Three teachers James, John and Aggrey agreed contribute money to buy a plot. James contributed 1/5 of the total money, John contributed 2/5 of 3/5...

Three teachers James, John and Aggrey agreed contribute money to buy a plot. James contributed 1/5 of the total money, John contributed 2/5 of 3/5 of the total money. Aggrey contributed 1/4 of what James had contributed. If the total sum contributed by Aggrey and John was Ksh.87, 000. Find the amount needed to buy the plot.

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Kavungya answered the question on November 14, 2019 at 09:55

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