Question
Quantity-I: R allocated 45% of his income to pay for
gym fees and then spent 40% of the remaining amount on protein supplements. If he is left with Rs.2640 after these expenditures, determine the amount he spent on paying gym fees. Quantity-II: Rs.3640 In the question, two quantities I and II are given. You have to solve both the quantities to establish the correct relation between Quantity-I and Quantity-II and choose the correct option.Solution
ATQ, \Quantity I: Let monthly income of R is Rs. ‘r’ So, 0.55 × 0.60 × r = 2640 Or, r = 8000 So, amount spent on paying Gym fee = 0.45 × 8000 = Rs.3600 So, Quantity I = Rs.3600 Quantity II = Rs.3640 Therefore Quantity I < Quantity II
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