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Sujatha spends `18%` of her monthly income on house rent, `40%` of the income on groceries and `55%` of the remaining on her childern's education and other . If her monthly savings is Rs. 4,725 then her expenditure on 'education and other ' is
(a)Rs. 5,885
(b)Rs. 5,875
(c)Rs. 5,755
(d)Rs. 5,775

A

Rs. 5,885

B

Rs. 5,875

C

Rs. 5,755

D

Rs. 5,775

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To solve the problem step by step, we will first determine Sujatha's total monthly income based on her savings and expenditures. ### Step 1: Define the variables Let Sujatha's monthly income be \( I \). ### Step 2: Calculate the total percentage spent on house rent and groceries Sujatha spends: - 18% on house rent - 40% on groceries Total percentage spent on house rent and groceries: \[ 18\% + 40\% = 58\% \] ### Step 3: Calculate the remaining percentage after house rent and groceries The remaining percentage of her income after these expenditures is: \[ 100\% - 58\% = 42\% \] ### Step 4: Calculate the percentage spent on children's education and other expenses Sujatha spends 55% of the remaining 42% on her children's education and other expenses. Therefore, the percentage of her total income spent on education and other expenses is: \[ 55\% \text{ of } 42\% = \frac{55}{100} \times 42 = 23.1\% \] ### Step 5: Calculate the percentage saved The percentage of her income that she saves is: \[ 100\% - (58\% + 23.1\%) = 100\% - 81.1\% = 18.9\% \] ### Step 6: Set up the equation for savings We know that Sujatha's monthly savings is Rs. 4,725. Therefore, we can set up the equation: \[ 0.189 \times I = 4725 \] ### Step 7: Solve for \( I \) To find \( I \), we rearrange the equation: \[ I = \frac{4725}{0.189} \approx 24905.34 \] ### Step 8: Calculate the expenditure on children's education and other expenses Now, we can calculate the amount spent on children's education and other expenses: \[ \text{Expenditure on education and other} = 0.231 \times I \] Substituting the value of \( I \): \[ \text{Expenditure on education and other} = 0.231 \times 24905.34 \approx 5755 \] ### Final Answer Thus, the expenditure on children's education and other expenses is approximately Rs. 5,755.
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