Question : Rima spends 35% of her monthly income on food articles and 15% of the remaining on clothes. She saves 40% of the remaining income. If her monthly salary is INR 27,500, how much does she save (in INR) every month?

Question : Avinash's monthly salary is INR 50,000 and his monthly expenditure is INR 18,000. Radha's monthly salary is INR 60,000 and her monthly expenditure is INR 24,000. Find the ratio of Radha's savings to Avinash's savings.

Question : The monthly expenses of a person are $66 \frac{2}{3} \%$ more than her monthly savings. If her monthly income increases by 44% and her monthly expenses increase by 60%, then there is an increase of INR 1,040 in her monthly savings. What is the initial expenditure (in INR)?

Question : The price of rice is decreased by 25% and therefore a person can purchase 30 kg more rice in the same expenditure. If the expenditure is INR 5,400, then what was the original price of rice per kg?

Question : A and B have their monthly incomes in the ratio of 8 : 5, while their monthly expenditures are in the ratio of 5 : 3. If they have saved INR 12,000 and INR 10,000 monthly, respectively, then the difference in their monthly incomes is: