Math, asked by devrajdj, 1 year ago

A is earning 30% more than B and B is earning 40% more than C. A is spending 10% more than B and B is spending 8% more than C. What percentage of C's income is A's savings?



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Answered by GauravSaxena01
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Solution :-

A's income = 195.998% of more than c's income

C's income = 51.023% of more than A's income

A's Expenses = 118.799% of c's expenses

C's expenses = 84.175% of A's expenses

A' saving = 77.199%

C Saving = -33.154%

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Answered by Shaizakincsem
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Let C' earning be 100

The B is earning 40% more than C

Which means B is earning 140

A is earning 30% more than B

(140+ (140×30)/100=182

Let C's spending 100

B is spending 8% more than C  which will be : 108

A is spending 10% more than A

A's spending 108+(108×10)/100=118.8

The savings of A =182–118.8=63.2

The C ‘s income 100

63.2 is the 63.2% of 100 is the savings of A

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