You are given a question and three statements. Which is/are necessary/sufficient to answer the questions. Question: What is Asha's total monthly income Statement: I. Asha's basic income is ₹ 100 more than that of Mala who works in her office. II. Mala's basic income is ₹1,550 per month. III. Mala took out additional allowance of ₹2,000 per month from her income which is ₹50 less than Asha's income.?

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You are given a question and three statements. Which is/are necessary/sufficient to answer the questions. Question: What is Asha's total monthly income Statement: I. Asha's basic income is ₹ 100 more than that of Mala who works in her office. II. Mala's basic income is ₹1,550 per month. III. Mala took out additional allowance of ₹2,000 per month from her income which is ₹50 less than Asha's income.?

Only II is sufficient.
Only I is enough.
Only I and II are sufficient.
All I, II and III are sufficient.

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2025-01-04 04:42

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AhmedNazir · Accepted Answer · 2022-09-04T04:29:57+06:00

Option 4 : All I, II and III are sufficient.

Given:

There are 3 statements given in order to find out the total monthly income of Asha.

I. Asha's basic income is ₹ 100 more than that of Mala who works in her office.

II. Mala's basic income is ₹1,550 per month.

III. Mala took out additional allowance of ₹2,000 per month from her income which is ₹50 less than Asha's income.

Calculation:

Statement I:

Asha's basic income = Rs.100 + Mala's income

∴ Statement I alone is not sufficient to find out Asha's total monthly income.

Statement II:

Mala's basic income = Rs.1550 per month

∴ Statement II alone is not sufficient to find out Asha's total monthly income.

Statement III:

Mala's additional allowance per month = Rs.2000

Asha's additional allowance per month = Rs.2050

Statement I and II:

Asha's basic income = Rs.1550 + Rs.100 = Rs.1650

∴ Statements I and II are not sufficient to find out the total monthly income of Asha.

Statements I, II and III:

Asha's basic income = Rs.1650

Asha's additional allowance per month = Rs.2050

Asha's total monthly income = Rs.1650 + Rs.2050

⇒ Rs.3700

∴ Statements I, II and III all are sufficient to find out the total monthly income of Asha.