Geetha spends 70% of her monthly income. If her monthly savings is Rs.15.600 then her monthly income is:
Given:
Geeta spends monthly income = 70%
Geeta monthly savings = ₹15,600
Formula Used:
Percentage
Solution:
Let the monthly income be x
Then Geeta monthly expenditure = 70% of x = 0.7x
Then savings = x - 0.7x = 0.3x
0.3x = 15600
x=
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