Question : Mrs. Deepa Devi saves 30% of her salary. If she receives INR 42,000 per month as her salary, what is her monthly expenditure?

Option 1: INR 29,200

Option 2: INR 29,400

Option 3: INR 29,300

Option 4: INR 29,100

Question : Raju spends 10% and 20% of his income on transport and food respectively. He spends 30% of the remaining income on clothing. He saves the rest of his income. If his saving is INR 26,460, then what will be the total expenditure on food and clothing together?

Option 1: INR 26,420

Option 2: INR 24,480

Option 3: INR 22,140

Option 4: INR 23,440

Question : A father gives 8% of his monthly income to both his sons as pocket money. The elder son gets 85% of the total amount given to both sons. He spends 90% of the amount and saves INR 17. What is the monthly income of the father?

Option 1: INR 5,000

Option 2: INR 4,500

Option 3: INR 3,500

Option 4: INR 2,500

Question : The monthly expenses of a person are $66 \frac{2}{3} \%$ more than her monthly savings. If her monthly income increases by 44% and her monthly expenses increase by 60%, then there is an increase of INR 1,040 in her monthly savings. What is the initial expenditure (in INR)?

Option 1: 10,000

Option 2: 12,000

Option 3: 13,000

Option 4: 9,000

Question : In January 2022, Kriti paid 22% of her monthly salary as EMI. She spent the remaining salary on shopping for groceries and clothes, in a ratio 7 : 5. She spent Rs. 18,200 on shopping for clothes. If, in February 2022, her salary increased by 16%, what was her salary (in Rs.) in February?

Option 1: 66,350

Option 2: 68,520

Option 3: 70,250

Option 4: 64,960