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Out of total monthly salary of Kabir spends 27% of his monthly salary on Rent and 18 % on travelling expenses. 35% of the remaining monthly salary for food and while the remaining salary is saved which is equal to Rs. 14300, then find his monthly salary?

Out of total monthly salary of Kabir spends 27% of his monthly salary on Rent and 18 % on travelling expenses. 35% of the remaining monthly salary for food and while the remaining salary is saved which is equal to Rs. 14300, then find his monthly salary? Correct Answer Rs 40000

Given:

Kabir = 27% salary rent

18% = Travelling expenses

Food = 35%

Savings = Rs 14300

 

Calculation:

Let the monthly salary of Kabir be x,

⇒ Already used expense 27% + 18% = 45% hence remaining is 55%

⇒ Now 35% of remaining is used in food so rest 65% will be equal to

⇒ X × (55/100) × (65/100) = 14300

⇒ X = 14300× (100/55) × (100/65)

⇒ X = Rs. 40000

∴ His monthly salary is Rs 40000

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