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The income of 'E' is Rs. 50,000 while the income of 'F' is 20% more than that of 'E'. The ratio of expenditure and savings of 'E' is 2:3, respectively. ...
Raman's earnings have gone up by 12.5%. While maintaining the same level of expenditure, his savings have increased by 50%. Determine the percentage of ...
The income of Leah is 15% more than the income of Luke. If the difference between their incomes is Rs. 3,000 and they spend 65% of their respective inco...
The incomes of Rohan, Mohan, and Sohan are in the ratio 8:6:5, while their savings are in the ratio 4:3:2. If Mohan saves Rs 24,0...
The ratio of A’s income to B’s income is 3:4, and their expenditures are in the ratio 5:7. If each saves ₹5000, find A's incomes.
The ratio of the monthly income of C and D is 9:14, respectively, and their expenditures are Rs. 1500 and Rs. 3500, respectively. Find the difference be...
The income ratio between 'P' and 'Q' is 5:4, while their expenditure ratio is 9:7 respectively. If both manage to save Rs. 10,000 each, what is the diff...
The income of Anand is 30% more than the income of Mayank and the income of Radhika is 70% of the combined income of Anand and Mayank. By what percentag...
Income of Ramesh is Rs. 40,000. He spends 20% on rent, 15% on clothing, 'a%' on food, 25% on others and saves the rest. If his savings is Rs. 8,000, fin...
Aman spends 30% of his income, monthly income, on fuel. 40% in basic needs and 20% of the remaining in education. He saves the rest of them all in a rec...
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