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A’s income is 125 percent of B’s income and A’s expenditure is 60 percent of B’s expenditure. If B saves 30 percent of his income, then how much percentage does A save of his own income?

A’s income is 125 percent of B’s income and A’s expenditure is 60 percent of B’s expenditure. If B saves 30 percent of his income, then how much percentage does A save of his own income? Correct Answer 66.4 percent

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