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      Question

      What is the ratio of 'Anil's monthly savings to 'Jaggu's

      monthly savings if 'Anil' and 'Jaggu' have monthly Income's in a 5:6 ratio, and 'Anil's monthly savings amount to 25% of 'Jaggu's monthly Income, while their monthly expenditures are in a 13:8 ratio?
      A 39:100 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      B 39:109 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      C 37:100 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      D 33:105 Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      E none of these Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

      Solution

      ATQ, Let, the monthly Income of 'Anil' and 'Jaggu' be Rs.'5a' and Rs. '6a'. So, monthly savings of 'Anil' = 0.25 × 6a = Rs. '1.5a' So, monthly expenditure of 'Anil' = 5a - 1.5a = Rs.'3.5a' And, monthly expenditure of 'Jaggu' = (8/13) × 3.5a = Rs. (28a/13) And, monthly savings of 'B' = 6a - (28a/13) = Rs.(50a/13) Required ratio = 1.5a:(50a/13) = 39:100

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