The monthly income of a man is rs. 24, 750. He pays house rent of Rs. 750 and the remaining money is spent for household expenses and the education of children in the ratio of `3 : 1`. Let's find how many money is spent on household expenses.

The monthly income of a man is 24,750 rupees. He pays house rent of 750 rupees and the remaining money is spent for household expenses and the education of children in the ratio of 3 :1 . Find how much money is spent on household expenses.

During retirement, Binoy get Rs. 1,96,150. He donated rs. 20,000 for school library and the remaining amount he devided among his wife, son and daughter in the ratio of 5 : 4 : 4 . Let's find how much money he gave each of them.

For constructing a road in our village, the ratio of money spent for the last four years is 2 : 4 :3: 2 . If the total money spend in those four years is Rs. 132 lac, then lets find how much money was spend on the second year and total money spent on first and third year.

In a certain year, Vivekanda Youth Library received a Govt. grant of Rs. 74,350 and collected a subscription or Rs. 4,350. Also, they got Rs. 1300 by selling old papers etc. If the entire money is spent on buying new books, for binding of old books and paying salary to employees in the ratio of 15 : 3 : 2 . Now let's calculate for how much new book were bought.

In a certain year, Vivekananda Youth Library received a Govt. grant of 74,350 rupees and collected a subscription of 4,350 rupees. Also, they got 1,300 rupees by selling old papers etc. If the entire money is spent on buying new books, for binding of old books and paying salary to employees in the ratio of 15:3:2 , calculate for how much money the new books were bought.

Sraboni had Rs. 100, she spent 1/2 of her money at a bookshop and 1/4 of her money at the grocery, shop. How much money did she pay at bookshop and at the grocery? And how much money is left with her?

Ramu had Rs. (13x^2-x -3) . He spent Rs. (4x^2 - 3x - 12) . Let's find how much money Ramu has got.

Chanchala's father borrows some money to build his house. He returned Rs. 2000. more than frac(1)(3)rd of the money be borrowed. However he still has to repay Rs. 27,000. Let's find the amount of money he borrowed.

Let us divide Rs. 3 among by 7 children and calculate how much paise each would get (approximate up to 2 places of decimal). Let's then find total money received by 7 children and then try to find how more or less it will be then Rs. 3.

A man borrows Rs. 19682 without interest and agrees to repay the money in 9 monthly instalments, each instalment being thrice the preceding one. After the seventh instalment has been paid, he wants to repay the balance in lump. How much has he to pay now ?