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The Salary ratio of Prachi to Qureshi is 8:5. Prachi spends 75% of her Salary, while Qureshi spends 40% of his Salary.The difference in their savings amoun...
Rohit allocates his monthly salary in different proportions: 15% on traveling, 20% on entertainment, 22% on studies, and 26% on food. The remainder is dona...
A spent 26% of his monthly income on study and 55% of the remaining on rent. If amount spent on rent is Rs. 2035, then find the amount spent on study
Rajveer's monthly savings exceed his monthly expenses by Rs. 1500. If both his monthly salary and savings experience a 10% and 30% increase, respectively, ...
The monthly salary of Ankita is Rs. 21,300, and Mamta's monthly salary is Rs. 12,000. The ratio of their monthly expenditures is 9:5, and the ratio of thei...
Determine Rohit's monthly salary if he allocated 40% of it to house rent, then 32% of the remaining amount on traveling. After accounting for his food expe...
Determine the combined savings of 'Arvind' and 'Bishma' if 'Bishma' has savings equal to one-third of 'Arvind's expenditure, while 'Arvind' earns a salary ...
The income of 'Q' surpasses that of 'S' by a suffering 4000%. The expenses of 'Q' and 'S' are in a ratio of 125:12. 'Q' has savings that exceed those of 'S...
The monthly income of Anamika and Vimla is in the ratio 4:3. Anamika's monthly savings are 25% more than Vimla's. Vimla's monthly expenditure is Rs. 6,000 ...
Anju spends 16% of her monthly income on rent, 22% of it on groceries, 14% of it on children's education and 50% of the remaining on other items. If ₹ 22...
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 percentage i...
The sum of the income of Raj and Roni is Rs. 168000. A spends 50% of his income and B spends 75% of his income in such a way that B’s saving is Rs. 9000 ...
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 recurr...
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 his...
X's income is 44% more than that of Y What percent is Y's income less than X's?
In the last financial year the ratio of the monthly incomes of Viraj and Rohan was m : n and the ratio of their monthly expenditures was p : n. In the curr...
Total monthly income of A, B and C is Rs.1,02,720.A, B and C save 20%, 10% and 25%, of their incomes. If the ratio of their monthly expenditures is 3 : 4 :...
Archana's income is 40% higher than Bhasker's, and Cherry's income is 60% more than Bhasker's. Both Archana and Cherry save Rs. 8,000 each, with the expend...
The income to expenditure ratio for Pawan and Qureshi is 5:2 and 5:3, respectively. If the sum of their incomes is Rs. 5,500 and Pawan's savings are Rs. 1,...
Satyam and Aman have monthly salaries, including savings and expenditure, in the ratio 8:11. Aman's monthly savings are Rs. 12,000, and Satyam's savings ar...
Arjun's income is such that 60% of it equals 50% of Bhanu's income. If Arjun and Bhanu spend 75% and 80% of their respective incomes, determine the ratio o...
The average income of three employees, namely Amit, Bisht, and Cherry, is Rs. 24000. Bisht's income is 10% higher than Amit's, and Cherry's income is 50% h...
The earnings of 'Amit' and 'Bittu' are in the ratio 5:8. Their respective expenditures are in the ratio 4:7. If the gap between their savings is Rs. 6,000,...
The ratio of "Bhuvan's" income to "Chetan's" expenses is 3:1. The amount that "Anoop" spends is the same as "Chetan's," which is 20% less than "Bhuvan's" e...
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 ...
Two individuals, 'Arjun' and 'Bheem', are partners. The proportion of 'Arjun's spending compared to 'Bheem's is 4:5. Meanwhile, the savings ratio of 'Arjun...
799.99 + 1500.12 ÷ 29.98 × 50.01 = ? × 24.96
The sum of the original incomes of ‘Atul’ and ‘Bineet’ is Rs. 82000. If the income of ‘Atul’ had been 26000 more, then his income would have ...
The income of Amar is 20% more than the income of Akbar. If the difference between their incomes is Rs. 5,000 and they spend 80% of their respective income...
The income of Priya is 40% more than the income of Pranav. If the difference between their incomes is Rs. 4,800 and they spend 85% of their respective inco...
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 incomes...
An employee earns a fixed salary and an additional commission of 10% of his fixed salary. The commission received by the employee is Rs. 2500. If he spent ...
Out of her monthly income of Rs. 25,000, Priya spent (Q - 10)% on rent, (Q + 15)% on others and saved Rs. 4,500. Find Q% of her monthly income.
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. 'F'...
The ratio of the income and savings of Michael is 6:2, respectively. If his expenditure increases by an amount which is equal to 25% of his initial savings...
Monthly income of Sneha is Rs. 32,000 and the ratio of her monthly expenditure to monthly savings is 4:4 respectively. If the average monthly savings of Sn...
Monthly incomes of Priya and Siya are Rs. 32,000 and Rs. _______, respectively. Priya and Siya save 15% and 25% of their respective incomes. The difference...
Monthly incomes of Anil and Sunil are Rs. 36,000 and Rs. _______, respectively. Anil and Sunil save 22% and 28% of their respective incomes. The difference...
Neha spends 60% of her monthly income. If her monthly income increased by 35% and her expenditure remained the same, then she would be able to save Rs. 10,...
The monthly income of 'C' is Rs. 30,000 whereas the monthly income of 'D' is 50% more than that of 'C'. Find the difference between the savings of 'C' and ...

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