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The money spent by the government on the acquisition and/or development of machinery, buildings, health facilities, education, and so on is known as capital expenditure. By adding or enhancing industrial facilities and increasing operational efficiency, capital spending creates long-term assets and helps the economy to earn money for many years.
In an election two candidates participated. 10% voters did not vote. 11(1/9)% votes declared invalid and the winner got 75% of the valid votes. If he wo...
A student multiplied a number by 2/5 instead of 5/2. What is the percentage error in the calculation?
Monthly savings of X is 60% of his monthly income which is Rs. 9000. If ratio of monthly expenditure of Y and X is 15:8 respectively and monthly savings...
In a village, 40% of the families have bikes, 10% have cars and 10% have both bikes and cars. There are 60 families in the village. How many families ha...
A certain value is initially increased by 40% and then reduced by 25%. Determine the overall percentage change in the initial value.
In a metro, there are as many wagons as there is the number of seats in each wagon. In one of the wagon carrying 125 persons is filled with 62 (1/2) %...
The total strength of school A is 20% more than that of school B. In school A and B, out of total number of students, 15% and 40% respectively are girls...
A jacket originally priced at ₹3,000 is on sale for 20% off. If a 5% sales tax is applied after the discount, what is the final price of the jacket?
A person initially spends 50% of his salary and saves the rest. After his salary increases by 30%, he continues to save the same amount but now spends R...