First, you find the total parts: 2 + 3 + 4 = 9. Then, each share is the total ₹4500 divided by 9, which is ₹500. Multiply that by each part, so they receive ₹1000, ₹1500, and ₹2000 respectively. The total checks out, yes.
But life isn't always so neat. When my cousins and I divided our mother's old house, the legal ratios were clear, yet we adjusted for who had cared for her most—that part of the share, the 'maim', didn't fit in any columns. So the heart must sometimes check the arithmetic.
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