Question : The monthly salary of a person was INR 50,000. He used to spend on Family expenses (E), Taxes (T), and Charity (C), and the rest were his savings. E was 60% of the income. T was 20% of E, and C was 15% of T. When his salary was raised by 40%, he maintained the percentage level of E, but T became 30% of E and C became 20% of T. The difference between the two savings (in INR) is:

Option 1: 128

Option 2: 220

Option 3: 130

Option 4: 250

Question : The monthly salary of a person was INR 75,000. He used to spend on Family Expenses (E), Taxes (T), and Charity (C), and the rest was his savings. E was 60% of the income, T was 20% of E and C was 15% of T. When his salary was raised by 40%, he maintained the percentage level

Question : The monthly salary of a person was INR 50,000. He spent on three heads—personal and family expenses (E), taxes (T), and philanthropy (P), and the rest were his savings. E was 50% of the income, T was 20% of E and P was 15% of T. When his salary was raised by

Question : The monthly salary of a person is INR 50,000. He spends 40% of his salary on household expenses, 25% on rent, and 15% on transportation, and saves the remaining amount. What is his yearly savings?

Question : Ramesh spends 40% of his monthly salary on food, 18% on house rent, 12% on entertainment, and 5% on conveyance. However, due to a family function, he has to borrow INR 16,000 from a money lender to meet the expenses of INR 20,000. His monthly salary is:

Question : The monthly income of an employee was INR 26,500 and his monthly expenditure was INR 22,000. Next year his income increased by 20% and his expenditure increased by 15%. Find the percentage increase in his savings.