ratio of income of A and B is 3:4 and their expenditure is 5:6, who save more between A and B
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Given ⇒
Ratio between the Income of A and B = 3 : 4
Ratio between the Expenditure of A and B = 5 : 6
Let the Income of the A and B be 3x and 4x respectively. Also, Let the Expenditure of the A and B be 5y and 6y respectively.
For A,
Saving = Income - Expenditure.
= 3x - 5y.
For B,
Saving = Income - Expenditure.
= 4x - 6y.
For Finding, you can take the x as Rs. 100 and y as Rs. 50. [It is just an example]
Now, A's Income = 3x - 5y
= 3(100) - 5(50)
= 300 - 250
= Rs. 50
B's Income = 4x - 6y
= 4(100) - 6(50)
= 400 - 300
= Rs. 100
From this we can see that B's saving is more than the A's saving. For any values of x and y, B's Saving is always more than the A's saving.
Hope it helps.
Given ⇒
Ratio between the Income of A and B = 3 : 4
Ratio between the Expenditure of A and B = 5 : 6
Let the Income of the A and B be 3x and 4x respectively. Also, Let the Expenditure of the A and B be 5y and 6y respectively.
For A,
Saving = Income - Expenditure.
= 3x - 5y.
For B,
Saving = Income - Expenditure.
= 4x - 6y.
For Finding, you can take the x as Rs. 100 and y as Rs. 50. [It is just an example]
Now, A's Income = 3x - 5y
= 3(100) - 5(50)
= 300 - 250
= Rs. 50
B's Income = 4x - 6y
= 4(100) - 6(50)
= 400 - 300
= Rs. 100
From this we can see that B's saving is more than the A's saving. For any values of x and y, B's Saving is always more than the A's saving.
Hope it helps.
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Answer:
For A,
Saving = Income - Expenditure.
= 3x - 5y.
For B,
Saving = Income - Expenditure.
= 4x - 6y.
For Finding, you can take the x as Rs. 100 and y as Rs. 50. [It is just an example]
Now, A's Income = 3x - 5y
= 3(100) - 5(50)
= 300 - 250
= Rs. 50
B's Income = 4x - 6y
= 4(100) - 6(50)
= 400 - 300
= Rs. 100
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