1) A person who spends 66²⁄₃% of his income is able to save ₹1,200 per month. His monthly expenses (in ₹) is:

• (a) 1,200
• (b) 2,400
• (c) 3,000
• (d) 3,200

2) What per cent decrease in salaries would exactly cancel out the 20 per cent increase?

• (a) 20%
• (b) 16²⁄₃%
• (c) 33¹⁄₃%
• (d) 18%

3) A person gave 20% of his income to his elder son, 30% of the remaining to the younger son and 10% of the balance, he donated to a trust. He is left with ₹10,080. His income was:

• (a) ₹50,000
• (b) ₹40,000
• (c) ₹30,000
• (d) ₹20,000

4) Radha spends 40% of her salary on food, 20% on house rent, 10% on entertainment and 10% on conveyance. If her savings at the end of a month are ₹1500, then her salary per month (in ₹) is:

• (a) ₹8000
• (b) ₹7500
• (c) ₹6000
• (d) ₹10000

5) If the monthly salary of an employee is increased by 2²⁄₃%, he gets ₹72 more. His monthly salary (in ₹) is:

• (a) ₹7200
• (b) ₹3600
• (c) ₹2700
• (d) ₹2000

6) A man spends 12¹⁄₂% of his salary on items of daily use and 30% of the remainder on house rent. After that he is left with ₹2940. How much is his salary?

• (a) ₹4800
• (b) ₹5200
• (c) ₹4500
• (d) ₹4000

7) The monthly income of a person was ₹13,500 and his monthly expenditure was ₹9,000. Next year his income increased by 14% and his expenditure increased by 7%. The percent increase in his savings was:

• (a) 7%
• (b) 21%
• (c) 28%
• (d) 35%

8) Given that 10% of A’s income = 15% of B’s income = 20% of C’s income. If sum of their income is ₹7800, then B’s income is:

• (a) ₹3600
• (b) ₹3000
• (c) ₹2400
• (d) ₹1800

9) Tulsiram’s salary is 20% more than that of Kashyap. If Tulsiram saves ₹720 which is 4% of his salary, then Kashyap’s salary is:

• (a) ₹15,000
• (b) ₹12,000
• (c) ₹10,000
• (d) ₹22,000

10) The salary of a person is decreased by 25% and then the decreased salary is increased by 25%. His new salary in comparison with his original salary is:

• (a) the same
• (b) 6.25% more
• (c) 6.25% less
• (d) 0.625% less

11) Ram saves 14% of his salary while Shyam saves 22%. If both get the same salary and Shyam saves ₹1540, what is the savings of Ram?

• (a) ₹990
• (b) ₹980
• (c) ₹890
• (d) ₹880

12) A man spends 75% of his income. His income increased by 20% and he increased his expenditure by 15%. His savings will then be increased by:

• (a) 33%
• (b) 33¹⁄₃%
• (c) 35%
• (d) 40%

13) A man spends 40% of his monthly salary on food and one-third of the remaining on transport. If he saves ₹4,500 per month, which is equal to half the balance after spending on food and transport, his monthly salary is:

• (a) ₹11,250
• (b) ₹22,500
• (c) ₹25,000
• (d) ₹45,000

14) Kishan spends 30% of his salary on food and donates 3% in a Charitable Trust. He spends ₹2,310 on these two items, then total salary for that month is:

• (a) ₹6,000
• (b) ₹8,000
• (c) ₹9,000
• (d) ₹7,000

15) Mr. X spends 35% of his salary on food and 5% of his salary on children education. In January 2011, he spent ₹17,600 on these two items. His salary for that month is:

• (a) ₹40,000
• (b) ₹44,000
• (c) ₹48,000
• (d) ₹46,000

16) The monthly salaries of A and B together amount to ₹40,000. A spends 85% of his salary and B, 95% of his salary. If now their savings are the same, then the salary (in ₹) of A is:

• (a) ₹10,000
• (b) ₹12,000
• (c) ₹16,000
• (d) ₹18,000

17) 25% of annual salary of A is equal to 80% of annual salary of B. Monthly salary of B is 40% of the monthly salary of C. Annual salary of C is ₹6,00,000. What is the monthly salary of A?

• (a) ₹60,000
• (b) ₹62,000
• (c) ₹64,000
• (d) ₹56,000