A family's monthly savings are 20% of its total monthly income. The monthly expenditure on food is increased from 20% to 30% of the total monthly income and its total monthly income as well as its savings remain unchanged. The expenditure on food forms what percent of its savings?

Question : Bhushan's monthly income is 45,000 and his monthly expenditure is 33,000. if his monthly income is increased by 22% while monthly expenditure is increased by 11%, then what is his new monthly savings (in INR)?

Option 1: 18,270

Option 2: 18,690

Option 3: 18,000

Option 4: 19,000

Question : The monthly income of Ramesh was Rs.16,500 and his monthly expenditure was Rs.10,500. Next year his income increased by 25% and his expenditure increased by 19%. Find the percentage increase in his savings.

Option 1: 33.5%

Option 2: 34.5%

Option 3: 32.5%

Option 4: 35.5%

Question : The monthly income of an employee was INR 26,500 and his monthly expenditure was INR 22,000. Next year his income increased by 20% and his expenditure increased by 15%. Find the percentage increase in his savings.

Option 1: $44 \frac{7}{9} \%$

Option 2: $44 \frac{8}{9} \%$

Option 3: $44 \frac{5}{9} \%$

Option 4: $44 \frac{4}{9} \%$

Question : The monthly income of a family is Rs. 35,000. The family spends the income on various expenses, viz., food, health, education, entertainment, and rent. After incurring all the expenses, they save 8% every month. The expenditure on health is 50% more than that of food. While food is three times the expenditure on entertainment, the expenditure on health is half of the expenditure on education. The expenditure on rent is one-third of the combined expenditure on food, health, and education. How much expenditure (in Rs.) is incurred on education?

Option 1: Rs. 12,600

Option 2: Rs. 8,400

Option 3: Rs. 13,200

Option 4: Rs. 7,700