Given: The ratio of income to expenditure of a family is 19:13. Expenses are Rs. 29510.
Formula Used: Savings = Income - Expenditure
Solution:
Let the income be 19x and expenditure be 13x. 13x = 29510, so x = 29510/13 = 2270. Income = 19 × 2270 = Rs. 43130 Savings = 43130 - 29510 = Rs. 13620 Therefore, the correct answer is Rs. 13620.
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