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The given pie chart show the monthly household expenditure of Family A and Family B under various heads. The monthly expenditures incurred for Family A and Family B are ₹50,000 and ₹75,000, respectively. Study the charts carefully and answer the question that follows. Monthly Household Expenditure of ₹50,000 under various heads of Family A Monthly household expenditure of ₹75,000 under various heads for Family B If the monthly expenditures of both families are combined together then the expenditures on Entertainment of both families together will be what percentage of the total monthly expenditures of both families? Express your answer to the nearest integer.
The line chart given below shows the percentage of net profit of company P and company Q from 2014 to 2018. Net Profit % = \(\frac{({Income}-{Expenditure})}{Expenditure}\times 100\) Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct? I. If the income of company P in the year 2016 was Rs. 7250, then expenditure of the company in that year was Rs.45500. II. If in 2016 the ratio of expenditure of company P to the expenditure of company Q is 4 ∶ 5, then the ratio of income of company P to the income of company Q is 16 ∶ 15.
The pie chart given below shows the expenditure of a family on six different articles A, B, C, D, E and F in a month. Total expenditure on all these six articles is Rs. 42000. Expenditure on a particular article is shown as a percent of total expenditure on all these six articles. Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct? I. Expenditure on article C is Rs. 5560 more than the expenditure on article A. Il. Ratio of expenditure on article A to the expenditure on article D is 5: 4 respectively.
The monthly expenditure of a person is 40% more than his monthly savings. If his monthly income increases by 40% and monthly expenditure increases by 60%, then he saves Rs. 2,070 more in a month. What is his initial monthly expenditure (in Rs.)?
Study the given table and answer the question that follows. The table shows the income and expenditure of companies A and B from 2015 to 2019 (in ₹ crore). Year Company A Company B   Income Expenditure Income Expenditure 2015 110 90 160 120 2016 150 125 180 125 2017 200 140 225 140 2018 240 175 320 275 2019 300 220 360 300   The difference (in ₹ crore) between the total income of company B in 2015 and 2017 and the total expenditure of company A in 2016 and 2018 is x. The value of x lies between:
Madhu has three friends; Sonam, Divya and Radha. Ratio of monthly income of Sonam and Divya is 5 : 6 respectively and the ratio of monthly income of Radha and Divya is 4 : 3 respectively. Monthly income of Madhu is twice that of total monthly income of all her three friends. If monthly income of Madhu is Rs 26600 then what is the highest monthly income of any of her friends?
Mehul’s monthly salary is one and a half times Shailesh’s monthly salary. Prashant’s monthly salary is seven-fourth of Mehul’s monthly salary. If the total of the monthly salaries of all the three is Rs. 1, 53,750, what is Prashant’s monthly salary?
A’s monthly salary is equal to 45% of B’s monthly salary. B’s monthly salary is Rs. 16000 less than C’s monthly salary. If C’s monthly salary is Rs. 40000, What is A’s monthly salary?
A's monthly salary is 20% more than B's monthly salary. C's monthly salary is ₹25,000 more than B's monthly salary. Their total monthly salary is ₹2,65,000. The salary of B is what percentage of that of C?
The monthly salary of Rajesh is double than that of Vrijesh’s monthly salary and the monthly salary of Manisha is half of Vrijesh’s monthly salary. If the total annual salary of all three persons is Rs. 9,24,000, then what is Rajesh's monthly salary?