Question
The combined income of Aman and Bhanu is Rs. 32,000, and
Aman's expenses exceed Bhanu's by Rs. 2,000. Given that Bhanu saves Rs. 10,000, what is the total amount of Aman's income and expenses?Solution
ATQ, Let the income of Aman and Bhanu be Rs. 'a' and Rs. 'b' respectively. Let the expenditure of Aman and Bhanu be Rs. 'c' and Rs. 'd' respectively. ATQ: a + b = 32000 .....(i) c - d = 2000 .....(ii) Adding (i) and (ii) : We get, a + b + c - d = 34000 Or, a + c + b - d = 34000 Or, a + c = 34000 - 10000 (since, saving of 'Bhanu' = b - d = 10000) Or, a + c = 24000 So, the sum of income and expenditure of 'Aman' = Rs. 24000
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