Math, asked by abhyudaysingh09, 5 months ago

Tarun saves Rs 4000 every month from his salary. If his savings is 16% of his salary, find his salary.

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Answered by Anonymous
23

Given -

  • Savings of Tarun every month = ₹4000

  • Percentage of his savings from salary = 61%

To find -

  • Tarun's Salary

Solution -

Let the Salary be considered as x

Amount saved by Tarun is ₹4000

so,

\longmapsto 16% of x = ₹4000

\longmapsto \sf\dfrac{16}{100} × x = ₹4000

\longmapsto 0.16 × x = ₹4000

\longmapsto = ₹4000/0.16

\longmapsto x = ₹25000

\therefore The salary of Tarun is 25000

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Answered by shaktisrivastava1234
6

 \huge \frak{ \underbrace {\underline{Answer}}}

 \large  \bf\underline{Given}

  \sf \longrightarrow{Tarun \: saves \: ₹4,000 \: every \: month \: in \: his \: salary. }

 \sf \longrightarrow{Saving \: percent \: of \: tarun \: is \: 16\%.}

  \large  \bf\underline{According \: to \: Question}

 \sf \leadsto{Let \: salary \: of \: tarun \: is \: ₹y. }

 \bf{Then,}

 \sf \implies{16\% \: of \: {\bf{y}}=₹4,000}

 \sf \implies{16\% \:  \times \: {\bf{y}}=₹4,000}

 \sf \implies{ \frac{16}{100}  \times \: {\bf{y}}=₹4,000}

\sf \implies{{\bf{y}}= \frac{₹4,000 \times 100}{16} }

\sf \implies{{\bf{y}}=₹25,000}

 \bf \fbox{Thus, Salary of tarun is ₹25,000.}

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