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Income of Rahim is Rs 12000 per month and that of Ami is Rs 191520 per annum. If the monthly expenditure of each of them is Rs 9960 per month find the ratio of their savings.

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Answered by rickzion16
51

Answer:17:50

Step-by-step explanation:

Savings of Rahim per month = Rs (12000 – 9960) = Rs 2040 Monthly income of Ami = Rs 191520/12 = Rs 15960 Savings of Ami per month = Rs (15960 – 9960) = Rs 6000 Therefore, ratio of savings of Rahim and Ami = 2040 : 6000 = 17:50

Answered by Anonymous
18

Given:

Income of Rahim=Rs.12,000 per month

Income of Ami=Rs.1,91,520 per annum

Monthly expenditure of each of them= Rs. 9,960 per month

To find:

The ratio of their savings

Solution:

The ratio of their savings is 17:50.

We can find the ratio by following the given steps-

We know the amount saved by Rahim and Ami is the amount left from their income after expenditure.

So, the amount of savings=amount of income-amount of expenditure

Now, the income of Rahim=Rs.12,000 per month

The income of Ami=Rs.1,91,520 per annum

So, the monthly income of Ami=Yearly income of Ami/12

=1,91,520 /12

=Rs. 15,960

The monthly savings can be calculated as follows-

The monthly savings of Rahim=Monthly income of Rahim-Monthly expenditure

=Rs. 12,000-Rs. 9,960

=Rs. 2,040

The monthly savings of Ami=Monthly income of Ami-Monthly expenditure

=Rs. 15,960-Rs.9,960

=Rs.6,000

Now, the ratio of their savings=Monthly savings of Rahim: Monthly savings of Ami

On putting the values, we get

=2,040: 6,000

=204: 600

=17:50

Therefore, the ratio of their savings is 17:50.

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