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Fudgin [204]
1 year ago
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Monica is a drawing a monthly salary of 45000 if rupee e 15000 is spend every month on repayment of a loan what percent of her s

alary is she spending onrepayment? if 24% of the remaining salary is spend on food find the The Expenditure on food...​
Business
1 answer:
Natalija [7]1 year ago
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Answer:

Loan percentage = 33.33%

Amount spend on food = 7200

Explanation:

Monica's salary is 45000

Amount spend on loan is 15000

The percentage of amount spend on rent

=15000/45000 x100

=0.33333 x 100

=33.33 %

Amount spend on loan = 15,000

The remaining amount = 45,000 - 15,000

=30,000

24% of 30,000 is spent on food

Actual amount = 24/100 x 30,000

=0.24 x 30,000

=7200

Amount spent on food = 7200

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