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In a company there are only two types of employees, workers and officers. 35% of the employees are officers and the average
monthly salary of an officer is Rs39,000 more than the combined average monthly salary of an employee. What is the difference
between the average monthly salaries of an officer and a worker?
Rs52,650
Rs50,700
Rs64,350
Rs60,000
Let's break down the problem step by step:
- 35% of the employees are officers, and the remaining 65% are workers.
- Let the average monthly salary of a worker be Rs W.
- Consequently, the average salary of officers will be Rs (W + 39,000).
- The combined average salary of all employees can be represented using the equation:
$$
\text{Combined Average} = 0.35 \times (W + 39,000) + 0.65 \times W
- Equating the combined average from the officer's perspective, we get:
W + 39,000 = 0.35 \times (W + 39,000) + 0.65 \times W
- Solving this equation gives the difference between the average salary of an officer and a worker as Rs60,000.
- Option 4 is the correct answer: Rs60,000
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