The income of Raman is ₹83,000. He saves 16% of his income. If his income increases by 22% and expenditure increases by 25%, then his savings will:

The monthly incomes of two friends David and Ashish, are in the ratio 5 : 8, respectively, and each of them saves ₹81,000 every month. If the ratio of their monthly expenditure is 2 : 4, find the monthly income of David (in ₹).

The monthly incomes of two friends David and Ashish, are in the ratio 5 : 8, respectively, and each of them saves ₹81,000 every month. If the ratio of their monthly expenditure is 2 : 4, find the monthly income of David (in ₹).

The income of Raman is ₹83,000. He saves 16% of his income. If his income increases by 22% and expenditure increases by 25%, then his savings will:

Raghu’s ratio of income to expenditure is 2 : 1. His income increased by 30% and expenditure decreased by 10%. If the initial expenditure was ₹35,000, find his final saving (in ₹).

The income of Raman is ₹91,700. He saves 20% of his income. If his income increases by 19% and expenditure increases by 35%, then his savings will:

The income of Raman is ₹43,500. He saves 17% of his income. If his income increases by 18% and expenditure increases by 20%, then his savings will:

The income of Raman is ₹68,800. He saves 18.5% of his income. If his income increases by 17% and expenditure increases by 25%, then his savings will:

A man's income increases by 21% and his expenditure increases by 9%. If his initial income was ₹45,000 and expenditure ₹27,000, find the percentage increase in savings.

The ratio of the income to the expenditure of a town is 7:6. If the income is ₹3500, what is the saving?

If due to 10% decrease in the price of sugar, Ram can buy 5 kg more sugar in ₹ 100 , then the actual price of the sugar (in ₹) per kg is