The ratio of the prices of three different types of cars is 4:5:7. If – McqOptions

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1.	The ratio of the prices of three different types of cars is 4:5:7. If the difference between the costliest and the cheapest cars is Rs. 60000 the price of the car of modest price is:
A.	Rs. 80000
B.	Rs. 100000
C.	Rs. 140000
D.	Rs. 120000
Answer» C. Rs. 140000

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